| The hymn opens with a superscription and each scene ends with similar thought. |
| They are not honorous but onerous to the superscription, and nothing is more untruthful or absurd. |
| Carry they not the true image and superscription of the father which begat them? |
| Yet the superscription is of his dictating, I dare say, for he is a formal wretch. |
| The postman brought three letters, among them one whose superscription was in a hand which seemed dimly familiar to me. |
| Indeed, the superscriptions of many of the Psalms attribute their authorship to people other than David. |
