[1149] Eccles. ii. 14 (inexact quotation).

[1150] Cp. Luke iv. 22.

[1151] _Tantillus._ The text seems to be corrupt. Read _tam laetus?_

[1152] Cp. _Life_, Sec. 43: "Yea, what was there that was not edifying,"
etc.

[1153] Ps. xx. 3 (vg.).

[1154] 2 Cor. ii. 15.

[1155] 1 Thess. i. 4 (vg.); 2 Thess. ii. 13.

[1156] That is, Malachias, the Hebrew for _my angel_, with a Latin
termination. For its origin see _Life_, Sec. 12.

[1157] At this point, with A, I omit a passage which is identical with
the first half of Serm. i. Sec. 5, and interrupts the argument. With A,
also, in the following sentence I read _Laetemur et nos dilectissimi
quod_ for _Laetemur quod_ of the printed text. See _R.I.A._ xxxv.
260-262.

[1158] Judg. xiii. 20.

[1159] Dan. vi. 13; Ezra iv. 1.

[1160] Ps. ix. 2.

[1161] _Curia._

[1162] _Cui sit cura nostri._

[1163] Cp. Lett. iv. Sec. 2.

[1164] _Informauit._

[1165] _Confirmauit._

[1166] Song of Three Children, 16.

[1167] Ps. xliii. 4.

[1168] Jer. ix. 1.

[1169] Ps. xlv. 15.

[1170] Luke i. 68.

[1171] Matt. iv. 5.

[1172] Ps. cxxvi. 1, 4 (vg.).

[1173] Luke i. 47.

[1174] 1 Cor. vi. 17.

[1175] See _De Cons._ v. 2, quoted p. 127, n. 13, and the sermon on
the Marriage of the Soul with the Word (_Cant._ lxxxiii. 6), in which
St. Bernard, quoting 1 Cor. vi. 17, says, "Love ... joins the two in
one spirit, makes them no longer two but one." Cp. also _Cant._ xxvi.
5: "He that is joined to God is one spirit, and is wholly changed into
a certain divine feeling, and cannot think of or mind anything but
God, and that which God thinks and minds, being full of God." For the
last phrase see Ignatius, _Magn._ 14.

[1176] Ps. xciii. 5.

[1177] Ps. xxx. 4.

[1178] Luke i. 75.

[1179] Ps. cxlv. 7 (vg.).

[1180] 1 Sam. xv. 17 (inexact quotation).

[1181] Luke i. 49.

[1182] Ps. cxlv. 5 (vg.).

[1183] Num. xi. 25; 2 Kings ii. 9, 15.

[1184] Luke i. 17.--See p. 151, n. 3.

[1185] Ecclus. xlv. 5.

[1186] The same phrase occurs in _Life_, Sec. 75, similarly applied.

[1187] Isa. lxii. 3.

[1188] Ps. lii. 8 (vg.).

[1189] Ps. xlv. 7 (vg.).

[1190] Epiphany Collect.

[1191] Cp. _Life_, Sec. 47 (p. 88).

[1192] Isa. xxvii. 6, combined with Hos. xiv. 5, and Ecclus. xxxix.
14.

[1193] Ecclus. xlv. 1.

[1194] Ecclus. xxiv. 2, 12 (vg.). The clauses containing the word
assembly (_plenitudo_) are omitted in R.V.

[1195] Ps. cxxxvi. 7.

[1196] John i. 4.