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3002 mI,    4      |               Paris with Paris devises unspeakable and monstrous acts. Not
3003 pIII,   29    |              all these things resounds unspeakably the working of my power.
3004 mV,   47      |                 even delightful crime, unstable play, fixed delusion, 1
3005 pIV,   46     |                is inextricable I shall untangle, albeit this, which is not
3006 pV,   57      |               miserably shipwrecked by unthought peril in the depths of black
3007 pIV,   44     |             night of clouds buries the untired day of open heaven, where
3008 mI,    4      |              Why do so many kisses lie untouched on maiden lips, and no one
3009 pVI,   65     |          two-handed sword of logic the untrue from the true; with Zeno
3010 pVI,   61     |               were the mystery of an - unutterable godship. And, then, that
3011 pIII,   31    |             conversation. ~When Nature unveiled to me through these words
3012 mVIII,   76   |               vision, lest it hunt too unvirtuously beyond the reach of the
3013 pI,    9      |            splendor, wore the grace of unwearying beauty. On this, as the
3014 pII,   21     |                native upper world, was unwilling to be denied the presence
3015 pIII,   29    |                divulges secrets to the unworthy. But lest I should seem,
3016 pV,   49      |              did not drive me to these upbraiding and reproving censures,
3017 mIV,   33     |          making bright the seat of our upper-air, and filling the sky with
3018 pVI,   62     |               collecting stomach, they urge the purse to disgorge its
3019 mVI,   58(2)  |                            Reading Sic urtica, with Migne.
3020               | used
3021 pI,    7      |        starting-place, seemed almost a useless motion. Some of these gems
3022 pV,   54      |              of Cypris those metonymic uses of rhetoricians which Mother
3023 pII,   19     |               countenance gladder than usual, disclosed and poured out
3024 pVII,   74    |         subjects? For though speech is usually the faithful interpreter
3025 pVI,   61     |                sufficient, though they usurp the attractions of learning,
3026 pV,   52      |                should become able by a usurping assumption to cross over
3027 pI,   15      |                by nature by a manifold usury. The camel, misshapen in
3028 mVII,   68    |         possessions, or wealth, or the utility of a rich man, if his conquering
3029 mI,    4      |              enjoy a happy life to the utmost. Not only does the adulterous
3030 mVII,   67    |                adversity and loss with utter consternation. Thus the
3031 pIX,   95     |                   After Genius, in the utterance of this anathema, had made
3032 pVIII,   83   |            condemned to banishment and uttermost destruction. To meet her,
3033 mII,   18     |          proclaimed the fields and the valley-depths. The thyme, contentious
3034 mVII,   67    |               it, and claims the whole value of the money for itself.
3035 pII,   19     |               keep closely but quickly vanish d to the material beneath
3036 pIX,   91     |            momentarily, and as quickly vanished, so as to elude our scrutiny
3037 pVI,   62     |               it away, nevertheless it vanishes more ignobly in the baser
3038 Pre,    2     |             1872) ; but several of the variants which he notes, and several
3039 mIV,   33     |               face of the heavens, and variest its appearance, and grantest
3040 pVII,   72    |            decency sinks into a gilded varnish of hypocrisy. This disease
3041 pIV,   41     |          fixing between them and her a vast gulf of dissension, Lay
3042 pIV,   36     |                is fringed with flowery vegetation. The forest now has grown
3043 pV,   57      |                the ruinous rush of the vehement flood, become stuck in the
3044 pVI,   63(1)  |                               Omitting vel desidiae, with B. and Migne.
3045 pVIII,   82(3)|                                Reading venerat in patronum, with Migne. ~
3046 pIII,   31    |               nor to ascribe it to the venoms of ingratitude. But rather
3047 pIII,   27    |              far astray, which 1 would venture to raise the theme to the
3048 pVII,   69    |                by the single remedy of verbosity present the courageous front
3049 pI,   17      |               tunics, now fringed with verdant foliage; now they gave birth
3050 Pre,    2     |              the original which are in verse. ~I have been unable to
3051 mI,    3      |                risus, in luctus gaudia verto. ~I change laughter to tears,
3052 pIV,   38     |              miserable sport below its vestibule. Against all these justice
3053 pIV,   34     |              quaestionis solutionem in vestibulo excubare demonstrans. ~Then
3054 pII,   18     |                        PROSE II. ~Haec vestium ornamenta quamvis plenis
3055 pIX,   94     |            ornaments of the sacerdotal vestment, called out from the secret
3056 pII,   21     |              not, inglorious in ragged vestments, appear to the young virgin
3057 pVIII,   77(2)|                                Reading vetustatis, with Migne.
3058 pIX,   89     |                persistence of his evil vexation to detract from thy glory.
3059 pIV,   36     |                will and wish it is now vexed into the wrath of the storm,
3060 pIII,   24    |               from thine early age, as viceregent of God the Creator, have
3061 pIII,   26    |              reward. For prizes won by victories shine more fairly than other
3062 pVI,   66     |                exile, yet do thou with victorious spirit throw down and trample
3063 pIII,   26    |               down lust to defeat, the victory will not be without its
3064 pI,   17(1)   |                                Reading videntium, with B.
3065 mII,   18     |           jealous of the other blooms, vied with its companion flower,
3066 mV,   47      |                 fixed delusion, 1 weak vigor, changeable firmness, mover
3067 pIV,   37     |                 and, concluding with a viler error, ended by the miscreated
3068 mIII,   22    |            spring; in which the budded vine embraces its elm's wedded
3069 mIII,   22(1) |                                   Lat. violae speculuim. ~
3070 pIV,   35     |       friendship, and does not dare to violate its solemn obligations of ~
3071 pVIII,   79   |           Lucretia set off the loss of violated chastity by the gain of
3072 pVI,   64     |                of Amphion, the muse of Virgil, are smothered by its voice.
3073 pVIII,   79   |                the bolt and bar of her virginity should be broken through,
3074 pIV,   34     |             PROSE IV. ~Praefala igitur virgo hujus quaestionis solutionem
3075 pII,   20     |               air put away the tearful visage of clouds, and with the
3076 pVII,   69    |              quomodo tenacis avaritiae viscus. ~There thou hast in what
3077 pIII,   30    |                see the things that are visible, she comprehends in their
3078 pIX,   95     |                With the mirror of this visionary sight taken away, the previous
3079 mIII,   22    |             blossom ; in which Phoebus visits the earth, groaning with
3080 mIX,   87(4)  |                                Reading vocem, with Migne.
3081 mIX,   87     |               as they were in the deep volume 3 of their hollow air, with
3082 pIX,   92     |               Paris was subdued by the voluptuousness of carnal love. There Sinon'
3083 pVI,   61     |         learning, swallow also, in the voracious Charybdis of their gullet,
3084 mVIII,   75   |                  Nec te gulosae Scylla voraginis mergat. ~'To the end, she
3085 pIV,   36     |               The fish, bound to their vow of my acknowledgment, fear
3086 pI,    5(3)   |                                Reading vultui erat detriments, sed praerat
3087 pVIII,   78   |           marvelous grafting, the rose vying with the lily. Her eyes
3088 mV,   48      |               and pay him his dues. He wages war against all; his rule
3089 pVIII,   85   |           fully, in the form of a loud wail, of the shipwreck of the
3090 pI,    6      |              finely drawn curve of her waist, which had the mark of due
3091 mVII,   68    |               handmaid is compelled to wait upon it. Thus the eye of
3092 mVII,   68    |             with reason as its master, walks upon the wealth which it
3093 pVIII,   79   |              was defended opposed by a wall of constancy, and how it
3094 pIX,   89     |             does not allow thy will to wander from the consideration of
3095 pVI,   64     |               stars, to track the free wanderings of the planets; with Euclid
3096 pVI,   59     |            Since my furthest knowledge wanders astray in this general field,
3097 pV,   55      |          draining a flood of drink, he wantons in excessive licentiousness,
3098 pI,   15      |               frame, ministered to the wants of men like a bought slave.
3099 pVIII,   80   |             measure of her love by the warm ~greeting with which she
3100 pIX,   89     |              themselves in the pact of warmest friendship, the eternal
3101 pI,   10      |      countenance of terrible splendor, warned destruction to others. The
3102 pIX,   90     |            sympathize and condole with warped and straying error, I cannot
3103 pI,   14      |                compulsion and not from warranted necessity, imprisoned its
3104 pI,   11      |             repaired~the losses of its wasted round by fixed and regular
3105 pVIII,   77   |            pleasures of laughter, but, watched over by both in moderation,
3106 pV,   57      |               retentive memory, and by watchfulness of soul shake off slothful
3107 pII,   20     |                swam out into the upper waters, in so far as the inactivity
3108 pI,   13      |              told of the nature of the watery creation, as divided into
3109 mIV,   33     |              earth cherishes, whom the wave worships, to whom, as to
3110 pVIII,   80   |              not allow to play in free waves over her shoulders, but
3111 mIX,   87     |               of the heart became like wax, 2 and the harshness of
3112 pIII,   26    |              the other band, wandering waywardly and contrary to the firmament
3113 pIX,   89     |                 He, then, who tries to weaken my name and renown by the
3114 pII,   19     |            such grace and majesty, and weakened by the blows of splendor,
3115 Pre,    2     |        chargeable too heavily with the weaknesses of a compromise. It has
3116 mVII,   66    |                is made poor, and stays wealthy without, but ~needy within.
3117 pI,   16      |            wild boar, by its murderous weapon of a tusk, sold its death
3118 pIX,   92     |             carnal love. There Sinon's weapons were the subterfuges of
3119 pI,    9      |        discontent, so excess brings on weariness; and the drowsy hearing
3120 pVIII,   82   |             joined in the ~kiss of the web-such that the fineness of the
3121 pVIII,   78   |        marriage, the peaceful unity of wedlock, the equal yoke of matrimony,
3122 mI,    3      |            Nature implores that, as, I weep, I give them a mournful
3123 pVI,   64     |              proportion to the metal's weight. Not Caesar now, but money,
3124 pI,    9      |           scales foretold the trial of weights. The third, the faces of
3125 pVIII,   84   |        celestial home. Since, then, my welfare is affected, since our party-wall
3126 pI,    8      |                in it a bull showed the well-known marks of his head, and was
3127 pIV,   42     |             monstrous vices a cloak of well-sounding phrases.' ~Now the hunger
3128 pI,    6      |          stealthy dew, sprung from the welling of her eyes, proclaimed
3129 pI,   16      |             humble garment, laughed or wept in a splendid marriage with
3130 pIV,   34     |             brothels of earth? If thou wert willing to gather up in
3131 pVI,   60     |              the antarctic pole of the western ~region. Many times, also,
3132 pI,   13      |            numerous species. There the whale-fought with cliffs, and rushed
3133 pIV,   42     |            what indiscreet discretion, what-misguided affection, has so forced
3134 mVIII,   75   |                greedy whirlpool do not whelm thee in the deep night of
3135 pVII,   74    |              gift represents have been whelmed by such a tempest of ugliness
3136               | whence
3137 pIV,   41     |                I marvel " then I said, wherefore certain parts of thy tunic,
3138               | whereupon
3139 mVIII,   75   |              that Scylla of the greedy whirlpool do not whelm thee in the
3140 pVIII,   85   |              going to shipwreck in the whirlpools of intemperance, seething
3141 pVI,   64     |              hear the petitions of the whispering coin, is not willing to
3142 pI,    6      |              pleasing warmth with cool whiteness-like rose-color on fine linen.
3143               | whoever
3144 pIV,   37     |               me. I grieve that I have widely adorned men's natures with
3145 pVI,   64     |               smallest to those of the widest scope. Our patriarch now
3146 pVI,   62     |              go out is given them, the width of the door hardly suffices
3147 pVII,   71    |              attributes bravery to the wildness of fear, distorts prudence
3148 pV,   53      |                and dispute against the wiles of the adversary, and by
3149 pII,   19     |               were united by their own willingness. And a man who towered above
3150 pIX,   94     |                harmonious union of our wills I find the music of concord,
3151 mVIII,   75   |             give a sort of kiss to the wine-god's cup. Let water break the
3152 pIII,   25    |            reason, to set aside by the winnowing fan of its discrimination
3153 pI,   12      |                 The duck and the goose wintered, according to the same law
3154 mIII,   22    |              makes calm the world, and wipes away the tears of winter
3155 mV,   47      |          foolish, Ajax in his folly is wise. He who in time past saw
3156 pIV,   43     |              Then said she: ~'When God wished to bring the creation of
3157 pVII,   72    |                inglorious? ~Yet if one wishes to banish the rust of malice,
3158 mVIII,   76   |                any way it can. If thou wishest to tread on the neck of
3159 pIV,   46     |             not ascertainable and yet, withal, in chastened and lofty
3160 pVII,   73    |           honors and good fame, either withdraw thyself from the blatant
3161 pIII,   29    |             For, as the common proverb witnesses, communication of a thing
3162 pI,   16      |             rejoiced in a plurality of wives, and beguiled the honor
3163 pVII,   72    |               condoling with another's woe, let him rejoice in another'
3164 pI,   16      |                to a better figure. The wolf lurked in hiding, assuming
3165 pII,   19     |              aided the weakness of the womanly nature, and guided the approach
3166 mI,    4      |               anvil. The spirit of the womb imprints no seal on matter,
3167 pIII,   26    |           following reward. For prizes won by victories shine more
3168 pII,   19     |              of day itself was seen to wonder at their great boldness,
3169 pVII,   70    |                out from the over -full wood; they bring to bear on the
3170 pV,   56      |             former is pleased with the wooded valley. The latter without
3171 pI,   13      |              the serpent's figure. The woodpecker, architect of its own small
3172 pI,   12      |          abroad, wandering through the woody regions. The horned owl,
3173 pVIII,   77   |           rejoice in the most skillful woof of fine material. On them
3174 pII,   21     |              fine linen, which she had worked for her husband, that she
3175 pIII,   28    |                just as the moon in the workings of the universe is the mother
3176 pIV,   43     |       production, like the industrious workman of a wonderful work, He
3177 pI,   12      |            natal island, flew into our worlds, destined to become the
3178 pVII,   71    |               minds of men. She is the worm because of whose bite health
3179 pIV,   38     |              filed away and erased the worry of thy doubt. For these
3180 mVI,   58     |           without law. The world grows worse, and now its golden age
3181 pI,   10      |              full and shrank, as if it worshiped the ruby; and it petitioned
3182 pVI,   61     |          region. Many times, also, the worshiper of Bacchus designs a guest-chamber
3183 mIV,   33     |               cherishes, whom the wave worships, to whom, as to the mistress
3184 pII,   21     |               to welcome her approach, wove garments for the trees.
3185 pIV,   45     |              nature under the covering wrap of allegory, they have yet
3186 pVIII,   79   |                the flood of weeping. A wreath of lilies, strung by a beautiful
3187 pVIII,   79   |                to have wantoned in the wrestling-ground of love, clung to her footsteps,
3188 pIII,   32    |        appearing of such bliss my poor wretchedness was ashamed. For the dark
3189 mII,   18     |           ignorant of the thumb of the writer. These are the riches of
3190 mII,   18     |          flower to live, Which 1 was a writing-surface of royal name, though yet
3191 pIX,   89     |                of identity. . And so a wrong to the one, which does not
3192 pV,   51      |               that organ characterized y the signs of the masculine
3193 mIII,   21    |                had softened the rugged year, and quelled the wars of
3194 pIV,   37     |                himself. And many other youths, clothed by my favor with
3195 pVIII,   79   |               of constancy, and how it zealously and repelled a stepmother'
3196 pVI,   65     |             untrue from the true; with Zeno to clothe falsehood in deceptive
3197 pI,    7      |         shining in the likeness of the zodiacal curve, and glittering with