Chapter

 1 Prol |     Augustine, that most eloquent of men, says: "What shall we, so
 2 Prol |            praised by the tongues of men and angels, what can our
 3 Prol |               he continues: "For all men honor, embrace, and receive
 4 II   |            which appear outwardly to men fair, but within are full
 5 II   |              within are full of dead men's bones, and of all abominations."
 6 II   | Ecclesiasticus: "Woe to you, ungodly men, who have forsaken the law
 7 III  |         bitter sea to the demons; to men she is the star of the sea;
 8 III  |          Lady of angels, the Lady of men, the Lady Sovereign in Heaven,
 9 III  |            Queen, are all creatures, men and angels. Oh, what a joy
10 III  |           what a joy to us miserable men that the angels have their
11 III  |             their Lady from among us men. Truly is Mary Queen of
12 III  |              how Mary is the Lady of men in this world. Of this Lady
13 III  |              of angels in Heaven, of men in this world, and of the
14 III  |              of the sea to converted men; she is the Light-giver
15 IV   |           consolation are those rich men who seek things so very
16 V    |         world, that is, with worldly men, false grace and false contrition
17 V    |              God," he says, not with men; therefore Blessed Bernard
18 V    |             grace with God, for with men favor is deceitful." Again
19 V    |          Mary! How wide-spreading to men, how long to the angels,
20 V    |           Likewise Mary delivers all men from everlasting death.
21 VI   |            the Angel, to God, and to men, are as seven wells of honey.
22 VI   |            lips. Again Mary spoke to men the word of charity and
23 VI   |             God than to angels or to men, for she spoke twice to
24 VI   |              the angels and twice to men, but three times to God.
25 VI   |              that she was, above all men, free from sin and most
26 VI   |              Mary is that, above all men, she was full of grace.
27 VI   |        thyself by humility below all men." Again, what wonder if
28 VII  |              is also most high above men, raised up over men. On
29 VII  |            above men, raised up over men. On this throne, therefore,
30 VII  |           God, to the angels, and to men; to men by her fecundity,
31 VII  |           the angels, and to men; to men by her fecundity, to the
32 VII  |           God, to the angels, and to men; to men by her fecundity,
33 VII  |           the angels, and to men; to men by her fecundity, to the
34 IX   |           etc. He is the Lord of all men; He is especially our Lord.
35 IX   |       antidote of salvation for both men and women." The Lord, therefore,
36 IX   |           judges of the earth, young men and maidens, the old and
37 X    |           dwelling among the sons of men." This singular Lord of
38 X    |       innumerable benefits she shows men a greater mercy, for she
39 XI   |                Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which
40 XI   |         between God, the angels, and men. For man by sin had offended
41 XI   |      appeared at the coming of Mary, men and angels were pacified,
42 XI   |        aurora, by the dawn, by Mary, men made peace with the angels,
43 XI   |            of angels were peopled by men, as St. Anselm signifies,
44 XI   |           injuries of hell repaired, men are saved, angels are restored !"~
45 XI   |         indeed dug into the minds of men through to an unhappy consent
46 XI   |              fly; they will fear, as men fear and fly the shadow
47 XII  |              face from the tumult of men. This soul by contemplation
48 XII  |             the hard, rod of gold to men, rod of iron and hard to
49 XII  |            angels and most useful to men for life. St. Bernard saith: "
50 XIII |       surpassed all the daughters of men, all souls, all angelical
51 XIII |       surpassed all the daughters of men, for what nature does not
52 XIV  |             on the lips of Mary, for men, for angels, for the Lord!
53 XIV  |           hast brought forth life to men and women."~Likewise, Mary
54 XIV  |            an angel, but the Lord of men and angels. Therefore St.
55 XIV  |           the curse of angels and of men; for all eternity they will
56 XIV  |          cursed by angels, cursed by men.~Thirdly, think how truly
57 XIV  |            that it is blessed by all men, and reaches to all, and,
58 XIV  |             rightly is it blessed by men, according to what is said
59 XIV  |           that the angels as well as men can rejoice with Anselm,
60 XIV  |          above women, yea also above men, nay, even above the angels.
61 XV   |            brought forth the Lord to men, gave life to mortals, renewed
62 XV   |           and delivered the souls of men from hell." The deeper a
63 XV   |             graces have flowed on to men by means of this vein I
64 XVI  |            in form above the sons of men." But if we wish to appreciate
65 XVI  |         produced for the life of all men, therefore it is fitting
66 XVI  |           fitting and right that all men should praise the Maker
67 XVII |            say, lovers of God and of men, are the reward of the Fruit
68 XVII |             love; and Mary above all men was most worthy of this
69 XVII |             the meek, Mary above all men was most worthy of this
70 XVIII|              on account of which all men rightly praise its effects,
71 XVIII|              man, between angels and men. Isaias says: "I created
72 XVIII|           says the Gloss, are barren men, prepared for the eternal
73 XVIII|            restored, and the race of men, cursed in Adam, by the