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Volume 38 · pp. 183–189
Index of Places of Scripture
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INDEX LOCORUM SCRIPTURAE, Qui in libro DE SACRIFICIO MISSAE EXPLICANTUR.
EX VETERI TESTAMENTO.
GENESIS.
Cap. I, 31. Vidit Deus cuncta quae fecerat: et erant valde bona. III, 18, n. 1.
XV, 5. Suspice coelum, et numera stellas, si potes. III, 20, n. 6.
XVIII, 6. Accelera, tria sata similae commisce, etc. III, 20, n. 7.
XXII, 5. Exspectate hic cum asino: et ego et puer illuc usque properantes, postquam adoraverimus, revertemur ad vos. III, 23, n. 3.
LEVITICI.
IX, 21. Pectora eorum, et armos dextros separavit Aaron, elevans coram Domino. III, 6, n. 7.
NUMERORUM.
VI, 25. Ostendat Dominus faciem suam tibi, et misereatur tui. III, 14, n. 1.
VI, 27. Invocabunt nomen meum super filios Israel, et ego benedicam eis. III, 6, n. 4. Item, III, 11, n. 2.
INDEX OF PLACES OF SCRIPTURE, Which are explained in the book ON THE SACRIFICE OF THE MASS.
FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT.
GENESIS.
Chap. I, 31. God saw all the things which he had made, and they were very good. III, 18, n. 1.
XV, 5. Look up at heaven, and number the stars, if you can. III, 20, n. 6.
XVIII, 6. Hurry, mix three measures of fine flour, etc. III, 20, n. 7.
XXII, 5. Wait here with the ass, and I and the boy will hasten as far as there; after we have adored, we shall return to you. III, 23, n. 3.
LEVITICUS.
IX, 21. Aaron separated their breasts and the right shoulders, lifting them up before the Lord. III, 6, n. 7.
NUMBERS.
VI, 25. May the Lord show his face to you, and have mercy on you. III, 14, n. 1.
VI, 27. They shall invoke my name over the children of Israel, and I will bless them. III, 6, n. 4. Likewise, III, 11, n. 2.
X, 2. Fac tibi duas tubas argenteas ductiles, quibus convocare possis multitudinem. II, 3, n. 1.
DEUTERONOMII.
XXI, 11. Si videris in numero captivorum mulierem pulchram, etc. II, 4, n. 2.
JOB.
XIV, 1. Homo, natus de muliere, brevi vivens tempore, etc. I, 1, n. 3.
XVI, 19. Terra, ne operias sanguinem meum. III, 3, n. 2.
XVI, 21. Ad Deum stillat oculus meus. Ibid.
XXI, 14. Qui dixerunt Deo: Recede a nobis. III, 16, n. 3.
XL, 4 et 5. Si habes brachium sicut Deus? et si voce simili tonas? Circumda tibi decorem, etc. I, 3, n. 3.
XLI, 10. De ore ejus lampades procedunt, etc. I, 1, n. 4.
X, 2. Make for yourself two silver trumpets, ductile, by which you may be able to summon the multitude. II, 3, n. 1.
DEUTERONOMY.
XXI, 11. If you see among the number of the captives a beautiful woman, etc. II, 4, n. 2.
JOB.
XIV, 1. Man, born of woman, living a short time, etc. I, 1, n. 3.
XVI, 19. Earth, do not cover my blood. III, 3, n. 2.
XVI, 21. My eye drips toward God. Ibid.
XXI, 14. Those who said to God: Depart from us. III, 16, n. 3.
XL, 4 and 5. If you have an arm like God? and if with a similar voice you thunder? Surround yourself with beauty, etc. I, 3, n. 3.
XLI, 10. From his mouth lamps proceed, etc. I, 1, n. 4.
PSALMORUM.
XVI, 8. A resistentibus dexterae tuae custodi me, ut pupillam oculi. III, 6, n. 9.
XVII, 46. Filii alieni mentiti sunt mihi. III, 19, n. 1.
XXXIV, 18. In populo gravi laudabo te. III, 6, n. 8.
XLIV, 13. Filiae Tyri in muneribus. III, 6, n. 5.
L, 4. Amplius lava me ab iniquitate mea. III, 2, n. 2.
L, 6. Ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis. I, 1, n. 5.
LXXIII, 19. Ne tradas bestiis animas confitentes tibi. III, 15, n. 1.
LXXXVII, 16. Pauper sum ego, et in laboribus a juventute mea. I, 1, n. 3.
CV, 4. Memento nostri, Domine. III, 7, n. 1.
CX, 2. Magna opera Domini, exquisita in omnes voluntates ejus. III, 20, n. 6.
PSALMS.
XVI, 8. Guard me from those resisting your right hand, as the pupil of the eye. III, 6, n. 9.
XVII, 46. Alien sons have lied to me. III, 19, n. 1.
XXXIV, 18. In a weighty people I will praise you. III, 6, n. 8.
XLIV, 13. The daughters of Tyre in gifts. III, 6, n. 5.
L, 4. Wash me more from my iniquity. III, 2, n. 2.
L, 6. That you may be justified in your words. I, 1, n. 5.
LXXIII, 19. Do not hand over to beasts the souls confessing to you. III, 15, n. 1.
LXXXVII, 16. I am poor, and in labors from my youth. I, 1, n. 3.
CV, 4. Remember us, Lord. III, 7, n. 1.
CX, 2. Great are the works of the Lord, sought out according to all his wills. III, 20, n. 6.
CXVII, 27. Constituite diem solemnem in condensis, usque ad cornu altaris. III, 15, n. 1.
CANTICORUM.
V, 14. Manus illius tornatiles, aureae, plenae hyacinthis. III, 11, n. 1.
VIII, 1. Quis mihi det te fratrem meum, etc. I, 1, n. 8.
SAPIENTIAE.
I, 5. Spiritus sanctus disciplinae effugiet fictum. II, 9, n. 8.
ECCLESIASTICI.
XLVII, 12. Dedit in celebrationibus decus, et ornavit tempora usque ad consummationem vitae. II, 1, n. 1. Item, III, 1, n. 1.
ISAIAE.
X, 23. Consummationem et abbreviationem Dominus Deus exercituum faciet in medio omnis terrae. III, 4, n. 13.
XXI, 14. Custos, quid de nocte? I, 1, n. 1.
XXVI, 9. Anima mea desideravit te in nocte, sed et spiritu meo in praecordiis meis de mane vigilabo ad te. I, 1, n. 1.
CXVII, 27. Appoint a solemn day in close-packed boughs, even to the horn of the altar. III, 15, n. 1.
CANTICLES.
V, 14. His hands are rounded, golden, full of hyacinths. III, 11, n. 1.
VIII, 1. Who will give you to me as my brother, etc. I, 1, n. 8.
WISDOM.
I, 5. The Holy Spirit of discipline will flee the feigned thing. II, 9, n. 8.
ECCLESIASTICUS.
XLVII, 12. He gave adornment in celebrations, and adorned the times until the consummation of life. II, 1, n. 1. Likewise, III, 1, n. 1.
ISAIAH.
X, 23. The Lord God of hosts will make a consummation and abbreviation in the midst of all the earth. III, 4, n. 13.
XXI, 14. Watchman, what of the night? I, 1, n. 1.
XXVI, 9. My soul desired you in the night, but also with my spirit in my inward parts I will watch for you from morning. I, 1, n. 1.
XXVI, 13. Possederunt nos domini absque te. I, 1, n. 4.
XLV, 1. Christo meo Cyro. I, 3, n. 16.
LXVI, 2. Ad quem respiciam, nisi ad pauperculum et contritum spiritu, etc.? III, 14, n. 1.
LXVI, 12. Ecce ego declinabo super eam quasi fluvium pacis, et quasi torrentem inundantem gloriam gentium, quam sugetis. In prologo.
THRENORUM.
IV, 4. Parvuli petierunt panem, et non erat qui frangeret eis. III, 11, n. 2. Item, III, 19, n. 1.
EZECHIELIS.
XVI, 3. Pater tuus Amorrhaeus, et mater tua Cethaea. III, 1, n. 4.
ZACHARIAE.
IX, 11. Tu quoque in sanguine testamenti tui emisisti vinctos tuos de lacu, etc. III, 16, n. 2.
XXVI, 13. Lords have possessed us without you. I, 1, n. 4.
XLV, 1. To my Christ Cyrus. I, 3, n. 16.
LXVI, 2. To whom shall I look, except to the poor little one and contrite in spirit, etc.? III, 14, n. 1.
LXVI, 12. Behold, I will turn down upon her as it were a river of peace, and as it were an overflowing torrent, the glory of the gentiles, which you shall suck. In the prologue.
LAMENTATIONS.
IV, 4. The little ones asked for bread, and there was no one who would break it for them. III, 11, n. 2. Likewise, III, 19, n. 1.
EZEKIEL.
XVI, 3. Your father was an Amorite, and your mother a Hittite. III, 1, n. 4.
ZECHARIAH.
IX, 11. You also, in the blood of your testament, have sent forth your bound ones from the pit, etc. III, 16, n. 2.
IX, 15. Bibentes inebriabuntur quasi a vino, etc. III, 6, n. 6.
MALACHIAE.
III, 4. Placebit Domino sacrificium Juda et Jerusalem, sicut dies saeculi, et sicut anni antiqui. III, 9, n. 1.
EX NOVO TESTAMENTO.
MATTHAEI.
VII, 6. Nolite dare sanctum canibus. III, 2, n. 5.
LUCAE.
VI, 38. Date, et dabitur vobis: mensuram bonam, et confertam, et coagitatam, et supereffluentem, dabunt in sinum vestrum. II, 6.
XVI, 26. Inter nos et vos chaos magnum firmatum est. III, 16, n. 2.
JOANNIS.
XIV, 27. Pacem relinquo vobis, etc. I, 3, n. 6.
AD ROMANOS.
VIII, 26. Ipse Spiritus postulat pro nobis gemitibus inenarrabilibus. III, 19, n. 2.
IX, 15. Drinking, they shall be made drunk as if from wine, etc. III, 6, n. 6.
MALACHI.
III, 4. The sacrifice of Judah and Jerusalem will please the Lord, as the days of an age, and as ancient years. III, 9, n. 1.
FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT.
MATTHEW.
VII, 6. Do not give the holy thing to dogs. III, 2, n. 5.
LUKE.
VI, 38. Give, and it will be given to you: a good measure, and packed down, and shaken together, and overflowing, they will give into your bosom. II, 6.
XVI, 26. Between us and you a great chaos has been fixed. III, 16, n. 2.
JOHN.
XIV, 27. I leave peace to you, etc. I, 3, n. 6.
TO THE ROMANS.
VIII, 26. The Spirit himself asks for us with unutterable groanings. III, 19, n. 2.
XI, 36. Ex ipso, et per ipsum, et in ipso sunt omnia. I, 3, n. 24.
XII, 2. Ut probetis quae sit voluntas Dei bona, et beneplacens, et perfecta. III, 20, n. 6.
XIII, 3. Vis non timere potestatem? bonum fac, etc. I, 2, n. 6.
AD HEBRAEOS.
XI, 1. Est fides sperandarum substantia rerum. II, 8, n. 3.
I JOANNIS.
III, 2. Charissimi, nunc filii Dei sumus: et nondum apparuit quid erimus. III, 20, n. 4.
APOCALYPSIS.
V, 4. Nemo dignus inventus est aperire librum. III, 4, n. 3.
V, 8. Cum aperuisset librum, quatuor animalia et viginti quatuor seniores ceciderunt coram Agno. Ibid.
XII, 7. Et factum est proelium magnum in coelo. II, 10, n. 3.
XI, 36. From him, and through him, and in him are all things. I, 3, n. 24.
XII, 2. That you may prove what is the good, and well-pleasing, and perfect will of God. III, 20, n. 6.
XIII, 3. Do you wish not to fear power? do good, etc. I, 2, n. 6.
TO THE HEBREWS.
XI, 1. Faith is the substance of things to be hoped for. II, 8, n. 3.
I JOHN.
III, 2. Most beloved, now we are sons of God, and it has not yet appeared what we shall be. III, 20, n. 4.
APOCALYPSE.
V, 4. No one worthy was found to open the book. III, 4, n. 3.
V, 8. When he had opened the book, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb. Ibid.
XII, 7. And a great battle was made in heaven. II, 10, n. 3.
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