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author	Hugo, Hermann
editor	Arwaker, Edmund
main title	Pia desideria
sub title	Or, Divine Addresses, in three books
short title	Hugo, Pia desideria (ed. Arwaker)
publisher	Penn State University Libraries
date	s.a.
website	http://emblem.libraries.psu.edu/arwaktoc.htm
contents	Lord, thou knowest all my desire [...] pp. 2 Have mercy upon me, O Lord, for I am weak [...] 1/3 (bk/embl) Look upon my adversity and misery [...] 1/4 (bk/embl) Wherefore hidest thou thy face [...] 1/7 (bk/embl) Let not the water-flood drown me [...] 1/11 (bk/embl) My life is waxen old with heaviness [...] 1/15 (bk/embl) My soul breaketh out for the very fervent desire [...] 2/1 (bk/embl) My flesh trembleth for fear of thee [...] 2/4 (bk/embl) O, let my heart be found in thy Statutes [...] 2/6 (bk/embl) Draw me, we will run after thee 2/8 (bk/embl) But it is good for me to hold me fast by God [...] 2/13 (bk/embl) I am my Beloved's, and his desire is towards me 3/4 (bk/embl) My Soul melted as my Beloved spoke 3/5 (bk/embl) I am in a straight between two [...] 3/9 (bk/embl) Bring my Soul out of Prison [...] 3/10 (bk/embl) Like as the Hart desireth the water-brooks [...] 3/11 (bk/embl)
description	Facsimile of the edition printed at 1690 in London. Bibliographical information at the website seems to refer to another edition.

References to this book in the EPU editions, grouped by book:

• References in [ad1628]:
• Instantia amoris. [10] [ad1628010]
• Auxilium amoris. [15] [ad1628015]
• Langor amoris. [34] [ad1628034]


• References in [v1608]:
• Ero navis amoris, habens te astrum lucidum [20] [v1608020]
• Quo pergis, eodem vergo [38] [v1608038]
• Amans amanti medicus [85] [v1608085]


• References in [v1615]:
• Deus ante omnia amandus [1] [v161501]
• Incipiendum [2] [v161502]
• Mentis sol amor dei [6] [v161506]
• Superna respicit [16] [v161516]
• Gravata respuit [23] [v161523]
• Nihil amanti grave [26] [v161526]
• Amoris flagellum dulce [28] [v161528]
• Animæ spes optima nutrix [30] [v161530]
• Iucundum spirat odorem [37] [v161537]
• Sitim extinguit [39] [v161539]
• Conscientia testis [52] [v161552]
• Sollicitus est [54] [v161554]