...good of evil. " Behold, thou art fair, my love, behold, thou art fair, and there is no spot in thee. My sister, my spouse, thou hast wounded my heart with one of thine eyes." 0ur wealth, beauty, wit, learning, honour, may make us accepted of men, but it is our...

...first moment of His life ; this was His first and deepest wound which He could not Himself conceal." " Thou hast wounded my heart, my sister, my spouse, thou hast wounded my heart." " Vulnerasti cor meum, soror mca, sponsa." (Cant. iv. 9.) (Nouet.) The Heart of Jesus was again wounded...

...who, like lions and leopards, have tyrannized over thee, and mercilessly torn thee in pieces. 9. " My sister, my spouse ; thou hast wounded my heart with one of thine eyes, and with a chain of thy neck."] — Thou hast utterly ravished me from myself, O my sister...

...lies. IV. The King. Thou hast come to Me as the Morning-rising, fair as the Moon, bright as the Sun. Thou hast wounded My Heart, My Sister, My Spouse; Thou hast wounded My Heart. I have set thee as a Seal on My Arm for My love is stronger than death. The Bride. 0 Divine Spouse,...

...mtlnerasti cor nteum in uno oculorum tuorum, ct in uno erine colli tui — " Thou wounded My lie art, My sister, My spouse ; thou hast wounded My heart with one of thy eyes, with one hair of thy nech" (Cant, iv. o). O my God, is it possible a slight victory obtained...

...be wounded on the Cross, if he had not first perceived that wound of love ? He saith, therefore : " Thou hast wounded my Heart, my sister, my spouse, thou hast wounded My Heart." But why " my sister and spouse ?" Could not the relation of spouse alone, or of sister alone, sufficiently...

...It is one of those blessed mysteries of which our Lord says, as the Bridegroom, in the Canticles : "My Sister, My Spouse, thou hast wounded My Heart, with one of thy eyes " (Cant iv. 9). Happy and blessed is he who having rendered himself incapable of looking otherwise...

...the call of the Shepherd to the timorous, startled sheep ; the call of the Spouse to Hi& darling : " Thou hast wounded My Heart, My sister, My spouse ; thou hast wounded My Heart with one glance of thine eyes. . . . Arise, My darling, My fair one, and come ; My dove, hidden in the clefts...

...with your position, though you've often made me despair, too, about the way you wear your clothes. Ill Thou hast wounded my heart, my sister, my spouse, thou hast wounded my heart with one of thy eyes, and with one hair of thy neck, and yes, that's all very well, Mario, I'm not going to argue about...

...the seeds of hostility. Respect for the power of the eyes appears in the influential Song of Songs: Thou hast wounded my heart, my sister, my spouse: thou hast wounded my heart with one of thy eyes (4:9)17 and later, 1 6 Medieval theorists also discussed the pain that looking at extremely bright...