Chapter

 1 II   |     grace. Let us all utter this good and sweet word Ave, by which
 2 II   |         Woe to you who call evil good, and good evil." Woe to
 3 II   |          who call evil good, and good evil." Woe to these, woe
 4 II   |  corruption, we are so weak unto good and so prone to evil; so
 5 II   |           God hath prepared many good things in Heaven. No angel,
 6 II   |         accumulation of heavenly good things, as the Book of Proverbs
 7 III  |        hands we may receive some good, and that we may offer to
 8 III  |       those same hands, whatever good we do." For it is by the
 9 III  |       this Lady we have whatever good we possess, as St. Bernard
10 III  |       also offer to God whatever good we do, as St. Bernard exhorts,
11 IV   |       Hugh of St. Victor saith a good word: "Because the love
12 IV   |          was by her assiduity in good works. For she is that Mary
13 IV   |   prayers, but also her hands in good works.~It was thus that
14 IV   |   displeasing by gluttony. It is good, therefore, to seek grace
15 V    |      grace, her many virtues and good example, her many benefits
16 V    |        nourishes and fattens the good, delivers all. It gathers
17 V    |      Likewise Mary nourishes the good with the fatness of grace.
18 VI   |      life set Mary in order in a good life with regard to the
19 VI   |      life set Mary in order in a good life; towards the devil,
20 VI   |          will not only not speak good words to their neighbors,
21 VI   |    because conjugal fecundity is good, but virginal chastity is
22 VII  |        grace, of the riches of a good life, of the unction of
23 VII  |          full of the riches of a good life. Of this plenitude
24 VII  |       placed the fullness of all good in Mary, so that if we have
25 VII  |        and aromatical balm." The good odor of Mary was like cinnamon
26 VII  | bitterness of her suffering. The good odor of Mary was also like
27 VII  |        is from the honor and the good fame of His mother." St.
28 VII  |        is from the honor and the good fame of His mother." St.
29 VII  |     perfection of the Church, of good fame, of divine glory, of
30 VIII |      things. All our works, both good and bad, all our words,
31 VIII |          and bad, all our words, good and bad, all our thoughts
32 VIII |    thoughts and all our desires, good and bad, the Lord knows.
33 VIII |       perpetual support in every good deed!~
34 IX   |   uttered by anyone without some good coming to him ? St. Bernard
35 X    |    shines indifferently upon the good and the bad, so when Mary
36 X    |          thy handmaid." O what a good handmaid, and what a good
37 X    |        good handmaid, and what a good son of the handmaid ! Alas,
38 X    |        by her fecundity; but the good handmaid Mary is made fecund
39 X    |          up by your fecundity in good works, notice the humble
40 XI   |        Saints, who never abandon good order and discipline of
41 XI   |        course of fervor and of a good life, and so they fight
42 XI   |       splendor of grace and of a good life. She made progress
43 XI   |         thief, because, whatever good thing he can rob us of,
44 XI   |     light-giver to help us to do good. For from the first rays
45 XI   |        that we be earnest in our good works, and therefore well
46 XI   |          we have time, let us do good to all, especially to those
47 XI   |        not only to be instant in good works, but also to resist
48 XI   |        may faithfully persist in good works manfully resist vices,
49 XI   |          Mary, we are incited to good. We ought to work well till
50 XII  |        the mind bearing fruit in good actions; but the bed is
51 XII  |          flower of honesty, of a good reputation, yea, the flower
52 XII  |         as many petals as it has good and meritorious works to
53 XII  | fecundity; she has the flower of good repute and the flower of
54 XIII |         and gifts, the spices of good works and examples. What
55 XIV  |         shall be filled with the good things of His house." The
56 XIV  |         and nights, that is, the good and the bad, who are still
57 XIV  |        in this year as there are good and evil people in the world.
58 XIV  |          only days, that is, the good, who are more resplendent
59 XIV  |          that of equanimity, the good and the evil are equally
60 XIV  |      year, that of kindness, the good are most benignantly crowned.
61 XIV  |   abundant blessing bestows such good things on Heaven and on
62 XV   |   towards her neighbor, when the good neighbor is spiritually
63 XV   |        blessed, by whom so great good gifts have come to thee.
64 XVII |     reward, saying: "If it seems good in your eyes, bring my reward" (
65 XVII |            Love your enemies, do good to those that hate you,
66 XVII |          some, indeed, which are good, but there are some which
67 XVII |          St. Augustine says, are good. The best Fruit of the womb
68 XVII |   sanctified in the womb, is the good fruit of the womb: therefore,
69 XVII |          of the womb: therefore, good is the fruit of the womb
70 XVII |         Glorious is the fruit of good works." This fruit, therefore,
71 XVII |      virtue to another, from one good example to another. Above
72 XVII |         who, like the fruit of a good tree, for our progress in
73 XVII |          whatsoever, but only of good works; it is not of those
74 XVII |       who exercise themselves in good and fly sloth. And therefore
75 XVII |         she was most diligent in good, as Bede well shows, when,
76 XVII |       shall a man be filled with good things" (Prov. XIII, 2.)~
77 XVII |      shall be satisfied with the good things of this fruit who
78 XVII |         Bernard says: "This is a good fruit, which is meat and
79 XVIII|          and it is necessary for good. It is necessary in six
80 XVIII|    effects for the attainment of good. For this blessed fruit
81 XVIII|          the truth, so infirm in good, so prone to evil. But these
82 XVIII|          desires, the grasses of good works, the fair flowers
83 XVIII|  relieved, as St. Bernard says: "Good Fruit, which is food and
84 XVIII|          that bringeth not forth good fruit, shall be cut down
85 XVIII|          will work together unto good for him, as it is written: "
86 XVIII|        things work together unto good." Blessed is the man who
87 XVIII|        the labor of the hands in good works, and is ministered
88 XVIII|           how great and how many good things will come to pass,
89 XVIII|         St. Anselm notes all the good things which we obtain through
90 XVIII|       Mary, and says: "All these good things came from the blessed