Chapter

 1 II   |        FROM THE THREEFOLD WOE OF ETERNAL PUNISHMENT~Hail Mary, full
 2 II   |        which our redemption from eternal woe was begun. Let each
 3 II   |         no end. But against this eternal darkness in hell the Lord
 4 II   |       Lord has prepared for Mary eternal light in Heaven, so that,
 5 III  |   radiant star by bringing forth eternal light; a most useful star
 6 III  |         radiant star by emitting eternal light and bringing forth
 7 V    |       Thy odor hath roused in me eternal concupiscences." O soul,
 8 V    |       offspring, glorious in her eternal diadem. Grace, therefore,
 9 V    |        grace, delivers them from eternal death. I say, therefore,
10 V    |     obtained such grace with the eternal King that by it she not
11 V    |     whose Son I was rescued from eternal death, by whose Child, I,
12 V    |        misery to the homeland of eternal beatitude." O Mother of
13 VI   |  approximate to the glory of the eternal King." Again, what wonder
14 VI   |        of the King Assuerus, the Eternal King, of which incident
15 VII  |      divine glory, of the joy of eternal gladness. Let us consider
16 VII  |         the moon, because by the Eternal Sun she is fully illuminated
17 VII  |      which she received from the Eternal Sun, before she conceived
18 VII  |       Mary is full of the joy of eternal happiness. Who is ignorant
19 VII  |          most fully the glory of eternal splendor." What wonder,
20 VII  |       Mary is full of the joy of eternal happiness. Who is ignorant
21 VII  |          most fully the glory of eternal splendor." What wonder,
22 VII  |        fame, of divine glory, of eternal joy. Now, therefore, O Virgin
23 VII  |         we may at last attain to eternal fullness. By Our Lord Jesus
24 IX   |  benefits, also in spiritual and eternal ones, which out of his great
25 XI   |      most singular manner by the Eternal Sun, being thus marvelously
26 XI   |         the place nearest to the Eternal Sun. We may consider that
27 XII  |         of Mary like pastures of eternal greenness produce Him whose
28 XIII |       Mary is as the dawn to the eternal Sun, preventing the Sun
29 XIII |        as the stem or rod to the eternal flower, producing the flower
30 XIII |         Mary is the Queen of the Eternal King, entering into glory.~
31 XIII |         moon was Mary, when that Eternal Sun was wholly received
32 XIV  |       turned away that which was eternal; the former averted the
33 XV   |       vengeance on the sinner by eternal death. Let every soul in
34 XV   |          every soul in danger of eternal death never cease to sigh
35 XV   |     himself, being shut out from eternal joy, tries also to keep
36 XVI  |         is, from the womb of the Eternal Father. I say that this
37 XVI  |  maternal womb is the Son of the Eternal Father, and the Wisdom of
38 XVI  |          sublime, because of the eternal or paternal generosity.~
39 XVI  |            He, the brightness of eternal light, is indeed white in
40 XVI  |      sweet, so to speak, into an eternal wormwood for themselves,
41 XVI  | incorruption in the field of the eternal inheritance, which we had
42 XVIII|   twelfth is the perpetuation of eternal glory.~First, therefore,
43 XVIII|         of the pains of hell, or eternal death, on which we can say
44 XVIII|        Child I am delivered from eternal death, by whose offspring
45 XVIII|     barren men, prepared for the eternal fire.~Therefore, for the
46 XVIII|         womb is regenerated unto eternal blessedness."~Twelfthly,
47 XVIII|          for the perpetuation of eternal glory, which would not be
48 XVIII|        glory, which would not be eternal, unless it was preserved
49 XVIII|         so Christ is to preserve eternal life in the heavenly Paradise.
50 XVIII|           twelfthly, to preserve eternal glory. And behold, these