Chapter

 1 Prol |        by the tongues of men and angels, what can our puny efforts,
 2 Prol |        and officially saluted by Angels."3~Having diligently weighed
 3 II   |       the patriarchs, and of the angels, when she herself is the
 4 II   |         patriarchs, the queen of angels? What is wanting to her
 5 III  |          star of the sea; to the angels she is illuminatrix, and
 6 III  |        river of the grace of the angels enters into Mary; and the
 7 III  |          to the devil and to his angels, oppressed by him, as the
 8 III  |          darkness," that is, the angels who stood firm from those
 9 III  |        women, who surpassest the angels in purity, and the saints
10 III  |          because through all the angels and all the saints she spreadeth
11 III  |       She is, I say, the Lady of angels, the Lady of men, the Lady
12 III  |         that Mary is the Lady of angels; for it was she who was
13 III  |       are all creatures, men and angels. Oh, what a joy to us miserable
14 III  |        us miserable men that the angels have their Lord and their
15 III  |       Truly is Mary Queen of the Angels. St. Augustine, addressing
16 III  |          If I style thee Lady of angels, thou art truly proved to
17 III  |          in her plenitude to the angels; she leans upon them as
18 III  |          Mary leans upon all the angels by her power. St. Augustine
19 III  |          how Mary is the Lady of angels in Heaven, of men in this
20 III  |      Light-giver to the faithful angels; she dominates all creatures.~
21 V    |          to men, how long to the angels, how high towards God! In
22 V    |      pardon, the just grace, the angels joy, the Blessed Trinity
23 VI   |        spoke more to God than to angels or to men, for she spoke
24 VI   |       for she spoke twice to the angels and twice to men, but three
25 VI   |         of Mary with that of the angels and preferring it, say: "
26 VI   |    received grace praised by the angels."~The third privilege of
27 VI   |           transcend those of all angels and archangels. This privilege
28 VI   |    because of such a sister, the angels may fight for us, and that
29 VI   |          above all the choirs of angels, if on earth thou hadst
30 VI   |       raised above the choirs of angels, that she may behold the
31 VII  | REPRESENT THE NINE CHOIRS OF THE ANGELS IN GLORY~Ave, gratia plena.
32 VII  |       yea, nor the purity of the angels." For it is written in the
33 VII  |         whom the treasure of the angels, yea verily, the whole treasure
34 VII  |          pleasing to God, to the angels, and to men; to men by her
35 VII  |         by her fecundity, to the angels by her virginity, to God
36 VII  |          pleasing to God, to the angels, and to men; to men by her
37 VII  |         by her fecundity, to the angels by her virginity, to God
38 VIII |          says: "In thee, O Mary, angels find joy, the just grace,
39 XI   |          above all the choirs of angels. Finally, this place is
40 XI   |     mediatrix with God, with the angels a peace-maker, against the
41 XI   |          us peace-maker with the angels, as it is signified in Genesis,
42 XI   |         discord between God, the angels, and men. For man by sin
43 XI   |          coming of Mary, men and angels were pacified, because in
44 XI   |          men made peace with the angels, since the time when, by
45 XI   |           the depleted choirs of angels were peopled by men, as
46 XI   |         repaired, men are saved, angels are restored !"~Thirdly,
47 XII  |        they hurt us; command the angels to guard us." Thus, therefore,
48 XII  |         I say, delightful to the angels and most useful to men for
49 XII  |      ruddy, a flower on whom the angels long to look, a flower by
50 XIII |        brought forth the King of angels." I have spoken of this
51 XIII |          heaven, that is, to the angels of God, for, as St. Jerome
52 XIII |         is always related to the angels." Therefore we read that
53 XIII |    endlessly associated with the angels and archangels, ceasest
54 XIII |    Jerome says: "We read how the angels have come to the death and
55 XIII | accompanied by a vast retinue of angels, with innumerable riches
56 XIII |     heavenly creature; up to the angels and even above these." So,
57 XIV  |       lips of Mary, for men, for angels, for the Lord! St. Bernard
58 XIV  |          but the Lord of men and angels. Therefore St. Bede well
59 XIV  |        malediction, the curse of angels and of men; for all eternity
60 XIV  |         cursed by God, cursed by angels, cursed by men.~Thirdly,
61 XIV  |          above the choirs of the angels; and she went beyond what
62 XIV  |         Persons blessed her. The Angels also blessed Mary; the first
63 XIV  |       the joy, I say, of all the angels; thou art the honor of our
64 XIV  |        and on earth, so that the angels as well as men can rejoice
65 XIV  |         men, nay, even above the angels. Blessed, I say, because
66 XV   |        women, who conquerest the angels by thy purity, surpassest
67 XVI  |  life-giving Fruit, on which the angels long to look? Christ indeed
68 XVI  |          in satisfying souls and angels, according to that word
69 XVII |          a fruit higher than the angels, that fruit indeed of which
70 XVIII|     between God and man, between angels and men. Isaias says: "I
71 XVIII|    animals, but also the food of angels !"~Fifthly, the blessed
72 XVIII|          that sublime society of angels, which is well called the
73 XVIII|          of God." And behold the angels always see God, as we find
74 XVIII|    Gospel of St. Matthew: "Their angels always see the face of My
75 XVIII|          this sublime society of angels, God planted that which
76 XVIII|        planted in hope among the angels. Let us always give thanks
77 XVIII|        fill up the number of the angels. Therefore Mary, the Mother
78 XVIII|        of the generations of the angels is by my Child filled up,