ὼ καὶ ὁ 3 Vgl. Geu. 2, 16 f. — 6 Ps. 21, 30. — 7 Prov. 10, –9 Am. 8, 11. — 12 Vgl. Job.. 4, 32. — 20 Job. 4, 11. — 22 Job. 4, 33. — 25 Vgl. Job. 4, 34. — 34 Job. 10, 30. 2 ὁ ü. d. Z. Ι 8 ἐπὶ — οὐ a. Ras. Ι 33 <ἒν> add. B. »πατὴρ ἕν ἐσμεν«, καὶ διἂ τοῦτο τὸ θέλημα ὁ ἰδὼν αὐτὸν ἑώρ…

the book of Job, according to the Hebrew, it's written: The tiger perished because it had no prey. (Job 4:11) The unicorn signifies singular power or saints who uphold the unique word of God. In the Psalm, it says: And the beloved is like a young wild ox. (Psalm 29:6) In another…

tarum, [Col. 1027C] ut in Job: «Tigris periit, eo quod non habuerit praedam [Note: [Col. 1027] 10 Job. IV, 11.] ,» quod hypocrita desinit, priusquam perdit laudem suam. Praeda, animae pravorum, ut in Job: «Praedam pollicetur sociis [Note: [Col. 1027] 11 Job. XVII, 5.] ,» id…