Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   12   |          making. The crow predicted things to come in the excitement
 2 pI,   13   |           small birds. These living things, although as it were in
 3 pII,   19  |          pictured various images of things. Still the pictures would
 4 pII,   21  |       gaiety. So was the sum of all things eager in attention to her,
 5 pIII,   23 |        acclamations of any of these things in the freshness of this
 6 pIII,   25 |       particularly, but also in all things universally, shines out
 7 pIII,   26 |           and, watchful of heavenly things, turns again to heaven.
 8 pIII,   26 |            down into the decline of things of earth. Now the latter,
 9 pIII,   28 |             of the sun's heat heals things which are sick, so in man
10 pIII,   29 |         with its rime. In all these things resounds unspeakably the
11 pIII,   30 |      understanding is amazed at the things not understood, the perception
12 pIII,   30 |       perception is confused by the things to be perceived; and since
13 pIII,   30 |         assenting. I barely see the things that are visible, she comprehends
14 pIII,   30 |     comprehends in their reflection things incomprehensible. I by my
15 pIII,   32 |          that I should hear greater things, I laid before her consideration
16 mIV,   32  |     offspring of God, mother of all things, bond and firm chain of
17 mIV,   32  |            thy reins, dost join all things in firmness with the ~ ./. 
18 pIV,   34  |          Then said she: ~'Since all things are by the law of their
19 pIV,   35  |             Consider how almost all things, according to the proclamation
20 pIV,   35  |             and teaching, leads all things not in vain in daily circuit,
21 pIV,   36  |           of the various species of things. The terrestrial animals
22 pIV,   39  |            O thou who directest all things, did I not fear to provoke
23 pIV,   40  |        means of images of objective things, they may mold the souls
24 pIV,   43  |         firm attention, request the things which thou promisest.' ~
25 pIV,   43  |             palace various kinds of things, and these, though separated
26 pIV,   43  |         mutual and fraternal kisses things antagonistic from the opposition
27 pIV,   43  |            peace of friendship. All things, then, agreeing through
28 pIV,   43  |     universal Maker had clothed all things with the forms for their
29 pIV,   44  |          there should to perishable things be given stability through
30 pIV,   44  | transientness, and that a series of things should be continually woven
31 pIV,   44  |             He decreed that similar things, stamped with the seal of
32 pIV,   44  |          for stamping the orders of things, for the purpose that I
33 pIV,   44  |              the various coins 1 of things in the image of the original,
34 pIV,   44  |           appearances of individual things. Yet beneath the mysterious,
35 pIV,   44  |          perfect so many classes of things. Therefore, since it pleased
36 pIV,   45  |             formation of the living things of earth, and regularly
37 mV,   47   |       changeable firmness, mover of things established, undiscerning
38 mV,   47   |           many miracles by changing things into their opposites, transform
39 mV,   48   |         hardly a one; he smites all things with the anger of his lightning,
40 mV,   48   |           poison, and finishes best things with an evil end. Attracting
41 pV,   50   |            in her work of producing things she might shape in the rough
42 pV,   50   |        herself up to the forming of things, not permitting the hammers
43 pV,   50   |   orthography, trace the natures of things, and might not suffer the
44 pV,   50   |             embraces was to connect things unlike in their opposition
45 pV,   55   |            Atropos which severs all things, now has become bound to
46 pVI,   63  |             favors, misusing lawful things in ways beyond all measure
47 mVII,   67 |           cares. And while he fears things worthy to be feared, his
48 pVII,   70 |          thrown back look up to the things of heaven, indignantly turn
49 pVIII,   78|            whose beauty charmed all things, was seen to approach on
50 pVIII,   81|         straight, fixed its gaze on things above, and kept the shaft
51 pVIII,   84|           from the catalogue of the things of nature, from the bounds
52 pVIII,   85|  similarities rejoice in a scorn of things unlike them, and in the
53 pVIII,   85|          the friendly appearance of things like them, I, who find in
54 pVIII,   85|             am with thee in all -go things, advance in thy progress,
55 pIX,   91  |          any one. On them images of things lived momentarily, and as
56 pIX,   92  |              and created figures of things, or rather the shadowy ghosts
57 pIX,   94  |          harmonious assembly of the things of Nature, whoever turns