Chapter

 1 Prol |      diligently weighed all these things, pious reader, I must beg
 2 Prol |          born of her, among other things says: "We who are so insignificant,
 3 I    |           sweet Virgin Mary, hear things new and wonderful! Hearken,
 4 II   |          to their souls, for evil things are rendered to them" (Is.
 5 II   |            III, 9.) He says, evil things, in the plural, because
 6 II   |           hath prepared many good things in Heaven. No angel, no
 7 II   |     accumulation of heavenly good things, as the Book of Proverbs
 8 III  |        light hath looked upon all things, and full of the glory of
 9 III  |       glory, hath looked upon all things, because through all the
10 IV   |           We can gather all these things from the Scriptures, in
11 IV   |         her post." As Mary in all things had charity for her neighbor,
12 IV   |        her neighbor, so above all things she had charity towards
13 IV   |          Holy Ghost did wonderful things in her flesh."~Thirdly,
14 IV   |         diligently consider these things, you may realize how great
15 IV   |           those rich men who seek things so very different. Therefore
16 V    |        more humble thyself in all things, and thou shalt find grace
17 VI   |         plena. We have still some things to say of the grace of the
18 VI   |        most wise contemplation of things to be enjoyed; below herself,
19 VI   |           in fleeing foresight of things that were to be shunned;
20 VI   |    believe in her virtue in other things, and fear to approach her."~
21 VIII |           of the earth and of all things in general, the Lord who
22 VIII |        Wise Man: "The Lord of all things loved her" (Wisd. VIII,
23 VIII |        Therefore, the Lord of all things universally, of all things
24 VIII |        things universally, of all things visible and invisible. This
25 VIII |        This universal Lord of all things was in Mary in such a manner
26 VIII |        this universal Lord of all things is a most powerful Lord,
27 VIII |           in thy dominion are all things, and there is none who can
28 VIII |        from, because He knows all things. All our works, both good
29 VIII |            Lord, Thou knowest all things." Behold, Mary, what kind
30 IX   |           of the Lord for all the things that the Lord hath bestowed
31 XI   |      beforehand so many wonderful things prefiguring this miracle,
32 XI   |        appear" (2 Esdras 21.) Two things are needful to us, namely,
33 XI   |           another passage: In all things let us show ourselves as
34 XIV  |           be filled with the good things of His house." The ark placed
35 XIV  |           God, as to the cause of things, as to the business of the
36 XIV  |        blessing bestows such good things on Heaven and on earth,
37 XV   |      perhaps suspect her in other things, and fear to approach her.
38 XV   |           if you find that in all things she was rather full of grace
39 XV   |         Prov. V, 18.) In temporal things Mary, that vein, was more
40 XV   |        and liberally despised all things. Therefore, according to
41 XV   |         she despised all temporal things. Oh, how great graces have
42 XVI  |        fruit: "The Creator of all things is born of a creature, a
43 XVI  |      little rill, the root of all things springs from its stem, and
44 XVI  |         bee is small among flying things, but her fruit hath the
45 XVI  |       whom from the beginning all things had as their Lord." Again,
46 XVII |        more humble thyself in all things, and thou shalt find grace
47 XVII |         says: "Small among flying things is the bee, and her fruit
48 XVII |       fruit renounce all temporal things, according to that word
49 XVII | commentator says, "by leaving all things." And again he says: "By '
50 XVII |   therefore, has left all worldly things for Christ, as it were gives
51 XVII |           thousand by leaving all things, let him at least give something
52 XVII |          from the love of earthly things, are the souls of the avaricious,
53 XVII |         those who despise earthly things; and, therefore, Mary was
54 XVII |          the contempt of temporal things, as St. Bernard says: "Whatever
55 XVII |           man be filled with good things" (Prov. XIII, 2.)~The fruit
56 XVII |          is filled with spiritual things who for the sake of this
57 XVII |           satisfied with the good things of this fruit who bears
58 XVII |        lover of evil words; these things are always the consequence
59 XVIII|          of his Cross, both those things which are in Heaven and
60 XVIII|    preferred to cleave to earthly things instead of God, so that
61 XVIII|    Blessed among women, all these things Christ, the blessed fruit
62 XVIII|        pieces," namely, leave all things. For, as the Gloss says,
63 XVIII|           this fruit all temporal things whoever diligently marks
64 XVIII|          he manfully contemns all things for the sake of this blessed
65 XVIII|      perfection not to omit those things which are profitable to
66 XVIII|           charity, shall find all things prosperous, for all things
67 XVIII|        things prosperous, for all things will work together unto
68 XVIII|           those who love God, all things work together unto good."
69 XVIII|           great and how many good things will come to pass, by means
70 XVIII|       truly to be loved above all things, on whose account every
71 XVIII|         Anselm notes all the good things which we obtain through
72 XVIII|         and says: "All these good things came from the blessed fruit
73 XVIII|          grace to despise earthly things; eighthly, to enrich the