I. O the splendour of our joy
II. Although we saw this bright garden
III. This barbaric capital, whereon monsters writhe
IV. The sky has unfolded into night
V. Each hour I brood upon your goodness
VI. Sometimes you wear the kindly grace
VII. Oh! let the passing hand
VIII. As in the simple ages
IX. Young and kindly spring
X. Come with slow steps
XI. How readily delight is aroused in her
XII. At the time when I had long suffered
XIII. And what matters the wherefores
XIV. In my dreams, I sometimes pair you
XV. I dedicate to your tears
XVI. I drown my entire soul in your two eyes
XVII. To love with our eyes
XVIII. In the garden of our love
XIX. May your bright eyes, your eyes of summer
XX. Tell me, my simple and tranquil sweetheart
XXI. During those hours wherein we are lost
XXII. Oh! this happiness, sometimes so rare
XXIII. Let us, in our love and ardour
XXIV. So soon as our lips touch
XXV. To prevent the escape of any part of us
XXVI. Although autumn this evening
XXVII. The gift of the body when the soul is given
XXVIII. Was there in us one fondness
XXIX. The lovely garden blossoming with flames
XXX. If it should ever happen that