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JOVE JUDGING

laughs at lovers' perjury 468 4 leave the rest to J 816 28 lifts the golden balances 262 24 like great J. the leader 540 11 never sends us downward 204 5 not J. himself , at one time 470 7 of J.'s nectar sup 802 16 overpeer'd J.'s spreading tree. . 176 19 s satellites less than J 324 5 some christened J. adorn 95 16 strong as thunder is in J.'s 336 1 thou regent of the skies 525 3 to the throne of J 148 3 weighs affairs of earth 322 14 when J. gave us life 424 18 wrath of J. nor fire 389 13 young Phidias brought 694 4 Jovi-eripuit fulmenque J 219 5 gratia magna Jovi 483 3 Jovial-among your guests 345 15 star reigned at his birth 751 19 Jovis-opus exegi quod nee J 389 13 Jowett-garden Little J. made 307 21 Joy-and sorrow, mingle 126 23 anxiety mingled with j 601 11 archer making pain his j 323 6 aristocracy be the only j 560 3 ballad-singer's j 56 18 being altogether wanting 735 19 be wi' you a' 261 3 born to j. and pleasance 282 10 brightens his crest 376 20 bring her j. or pain 680 21 cease, every 3. to glimmer 375 13 change of j 112 le clutches my throat 553 2 comes and goes 93 9 current of domestic 3 370 2 Deity believed is 3. begun 321 5 delight hath a j. in it 430 2 dimpled not for j 764 20 do ill, the j. fades 185 24 drives all j. away 216 17 droops with forehead 798 3 each hour's j. wrecked 735 21 endless is j 735 3 envy withers at another's j. . . . 227 16 eternal j. and everlasting 892 10 for inward j. depend 135 23 for promised j 195 2 for the j. of the working 910 1 for weary hours 135 2 found more j. in sorrow 736 3 give him j. that awkward at. . .487 4 grief unto grief, j. unto j 260 26 half of j. still fresh and 450 14 have I in June's return 413 3 heard its deep songs of j 360 11 heartfelt j. virtue's prize 837 24 heart with room for j 357 26 heighten all his j 874 20 hidden in sorrow 773 15 inch of j. surmounts 429 18 in j. of voice and pinion 460 26 in the heart of pain 575 24 in their pleasure takes j 351 3 is a partnership 125 3 let a wordless j. go by 519 19 let j. be unconfin'd 156 21 let J. or Ease 131 8 lies onward and j. behind 343 24 life of j. in happiest hours 596 7 live J. and Pain 358 20 long hopes wear out j 800 8 loud in their j 67 15 music exalts each j 535 9 . my j. in grief 299 8 my Love, my life, my j 109 19 my second bliss in j 299 8 nights were full of j 110 17 nor j. nor grieve too much . . . .913 7 not the prize gives the j 759 10 of j. to some 617 9 of meeting not unmixed 505 3 of silence or of sound 600 5 of youth and health . 888 7 of youthful sports 566 10 oil of j. for mourning 127 20 old women weep for j 614 16 opportunity f or j 452 2 out of breath with j 873 1 perfectest herald of j 709 30 perfect j. therein I finde 513 22 perplexed for utterance 707 10 power of imparting j 245 11 promise of exceeding j 698 25 pure the j. when first 78 3 quaff immortality and j 389 9 raptured thrill of j 887 6 renews the life of j 863 12 returns the vernal j 746 16 rose! the j. of heaven 680 19 safety and great j. to find 359 18 secret 3. partake 838 4 shipmate, j 180 11 short is his j 594 20 song is all the j. of life 69 17 sons of God shouted for j 750 3 soon brightened with j 568 12 's soul lies in doing 902 6 source of every j 133 21 springs up e'en 269 27 such j. ambition finds 21 1 sung in my halls of j 713 9 sweeten present j 734 23 sweetest j. the wildest woe . , . .464 12 sweet with j 193 24 tell me not of j 740 18 that in our embers 273 1 that it may bring 742 24 that springs from labor 425 2 the 3. is mutual 417 11 there's 3. in the mountains . . . .494 16 the smiles of 3 915 7 tbey have in going to God 773 14 thing of beauty is a j 59 20 till j. shall overtake 175 2 to heighten 3 509 19 too deep for shallow day 555 1 to see myself live now 582 15 to the Toiler! 909 12 the touch of j 717 8 to walk at will 787 3 treasury of everlasting 3 361 18 truth and 3. are swallowed 710 2 turns at touch of 3. or woe. . . .392 7 variety only gives 3 831 2 variety's the source of 3 830 26 was a flame in me. . 736 3 whence this excess of j 678 3 wherein it finds a j 314 12 where 3. forever dwells -. .261 2 where's all the j. and mirth. . . .471 9 which warriors feel 855 6 who 3. would win must share. .350 18 who ne'er knew j 232 18 widow's heart sing for 3 358 9 winged with 3 54 8 with all that 3. can give 575 18 with glorious 3 438 9 with j. and fear his heart 253 20 with j. pleasance, revel 399 16 with j. profound. . 68 8 with 3. thy ruddy limbs 764 2 without canker or cark 619 21 with the voice of j 428 11 world no 3. but this 766 13 would soon return 378 6 you will give 3. to me 345 18 see also Joy pp. 409, 410 Joyance-fo sounds of 3. there. . . .588 22 Joy-bells-makes j. ring Ill 6 Joyful-and free from blame 834 24 day of prosperity be 3 9 22 let the Poet be 605 15 Joying-to live, I joyed to die. . . .235 1 Joyous-of many a 3. strain 447 12 tho' j. are sober 401 72 Joyousness-frantic in its j 863 9 Joy-riding-stop financial 3 87 2 Joys-all the j. of sense 601 13 almost sacred j. of home 370 22 and mental health 864 12 are but toys 30 6 breaths like perfect j 68 16 cares still double to his j 373 17 clutch the j v 38 16 delay that postpones j 187 15 dip in such j 205 19 do your j. with age diminish. . .442 7 half our j. renew 508 4 harvest of his youthful 3 924 13 in 3. of conquest . ■ 725 10 in youth to petty j 517 24 life's best j. consist 828 14 link to bind the j 583 3 music for the 3. we lack 733 7 my j, to this are folly 505 14 of benevolent friendship 517 13 of life with health 746 15 of marriage are heaven 497 2 old j. fade 15 14 our 3. and all we have 798 2 pay his wisdom for his j 378 11 present j. therein I find 513 21 purest j. of life .351 4 pursues imaginary 3 815 3 queen of childish 3 676 11 raise your 3 210 6 remembered j. never past 73 2 remembered without wish 736 13 rob us of our 3 900 2 some new j 807 7 spirit-voice and vocall 3 629 1 sudden 3. out of darkness 368 10 taste the melancholy 3 762 13 their unpolluted 3 s . 201 8 tidings bring and lucky j 554 3 twilight of j. departed 898 9 wanton in fullness 782 27 will hide our 3. no longer 530 1 youth should watch 3 922 20 see also Joy pp. 409, 410 Joy-song-of the crocus 38 17 Jubeo-boc volo, sic 3 658 15 Jubet-non vetat peccare 3 149 13 Jucunda-memoria est 816 12 mutatio loci j 831 6 sine sociis j. possessio 691 4 Jucundam-post j. juventutem . . .453 22 Jucundi-aeti labores. 424 7 Jucundior-domestica sede 3 369 15 Jucundis-pro 3. optissima 322 22 Jucundius-vita j. ipsa nempe. . . .672 6 Jucundum-nil est 3. vivas 470 19 Jucundus-comes 3. in via 125 11 Judaeus-credat J. Apella 66 13 Judas-given them the slip 811 13 kiss'd his master 812 8 Judex-damnatur cum nocens . . . .434 10 damnatur cum nocens 411 5 omnis corruptus j 410 9 Judge-a country by the majority .331 16 a j. is just 103 8 a j. of all things 490 29 amongst fools a j 283 16 a perfect j. will read 151 14 a prince and a j. over us 683 21 artist may j- better than 6 10 be wary how ye j 198 3 chaos j. the strife 97 6 crushed by angry j.'s frown — 676 4 forbear to j 412 10 for he is thy j 630 14 him who is righteous j 500 20 if its adversary is 3 346 4 I see the j. enthroned 671 4 mind proper j. of the man 515 23 monarchs justly to j 294 13 none blessed before death 167 21 no one to accuse or j. you 599 6 not by my sins wilt thou j 669 19 not that ye be not judged 728 4 not the preacher 630 14 on that pint you may j 784 5 proper 3. of the man 412 5 sole j. of truth 491 9 the indifferent 3 720 23 the j. is condemned 434 10 the j.'s bride might be 830 14 to invent than to j 922 1 whose dictate fixed the law. . . .168 12 you as you are 412 14 you shall not be my 3 222 11 see also Judges pp. 410, 411 Judged-be j. by the motive 411 8 not by what we might 412 6 out of season 3 925 10 shall be most surely 3 696 10 we shall be most surely j 663 12 Judges-a fool with j 283 16 and senates have been 84 5 answer to question 432 1 be obliged to go armed 431 13 such as sit her 3 395 20 to 3. should be shown 60 5 unjust 3.' fathers are 924 14 when 3. have been babes 412 7 see also Judges pp. 410, 411 Judging-acquit himself of j. amiss..411 21 no way of j. future 411 16 or in j. ill 50 12