mit or those who live away from the crowds. In Job, it is written: Who let the wild donkey go free? (Job 39:5) The Jewish people are also referred to as a wild donkey, as it continues in the same book: And who untied its bonds, the bonds of the commandments indeed. The fawn signi…

desert? As Job says, Job: "Who let the wild donkey go free? I gave him the wasteland as his home" (Job 39:5-6). They should be cautious of the lion and be nourished in the desert by sparse vegetation and a small drink. Let them lift their head to the sky and let the burning thir…

r, sectatur eremi vastitatem? Sicut ait Job: Quis dimisit onagrum liberum in deserto [Col. 0700B] (Job. XXXIX, 5) ? A leone fortiter caveat et arentibus herbis, poculoque exiguo alatur in eremo: erigat in aera caput, et flagrantem nimium sitis ardorem sancti Spiritus aura restr…