Chapter

 1 III |        of the Virgin lessen the virginity of His Mother." O most truly
 2 III |         Aaron, flowering by her virginity and fruitful by her fecundity.
 3 IV  |      she was most chaste by her virginity. We can gather all these
 4 IV  |         Mary was most chaste by virginity. For she is that Mary of
 5 IV  |         by the Holy Spirit, her virginity was never dimmed, but was
 6 IV  |       By thy Child, O Mary, thy virginity was gifted, endowed, and
 7 IV  |         fecundity glorified her virginity and undefiled virginity
 8 IV  |         virginity and undefiled virginity glorified her true fecundity.
 9 IV  |         her true fecundity. Her virginity was rendered more glorious
10 IV  |        and her fecundity by her virginity." Alas, how far from the
11 V   |       delights of the beauty of virginity, with the gift of fecundity,
12 VI  |   virginal fecundity, or fecund virginity. The privilege of Mary will
13 VII |       was closed by the lock of virginity; no man had passed through
14 VII |      who both kept the grace of virginity and acquired the glory of
15 VII | fecundity, to the angels by her virginity, to God by her humility."~
16 VII | fecundity, to the angels by her virginity, to God by her humility."~
17 IX  |       and equity; flowering, by virginity; fruitful, by fecundity.
18 X   |       kept for thee the seal of virginity; the Holy Spirit is with
19 XI  |       in Mary by seeking grace, virginity was resplendent in her body,
20 XI  |    rising aurora in her shining virginity, fair as the moon in her
21 XI  |   fervent in charity, intact in virginity, devout in humility, she
22 XII |    precious flower, a flower of virginity, of virtuous reputation,
23 XII |     Mary the flower of precious virginity, which is virginity itself.
24 XII |    precious virginity, which is virginity itself. Of this it is said
25 XII |         flowered like a lily by virginity. O angelical lily! O heavenly
26 XII |         flower of thy perpetual virginity, he rested upon it, he embraced
27 XII |     embraced it." The flower of virginity has as many petals, so to
28 XII |       conditions and praises of virginity. Oh, how greatly the crowns
29 XII |        has a fourfold flower of virginity, and a fourfold flower of
30 XIII|       forth in her. Resplendent virginity was in her mind and heart
31 XIII|      superlative degree; in her virginity shone forth fecundity, and
32 XIII|      birds was Mary; for by her virginity she. cooled the ardor of
33 XIII|        purity." She also by her virginity was pleasing to the birds
34 XIII|       for, as St. Jerome says: "Virginity is always related to the
35 XIII|    lightgiving fecundity of her virginity; for the beauty of the moon
36 XIII|    rising morning, in admirable virginity of mind and body; bright
37 XIV |        mother and the beauty of virginity, and as becomes a virginmother,
38 XV  |       manner as not to lose her virginity. Well therefore doth Bede
39 XV  |     seed, and kept the crown of virginity." Note, however, that in
40 XV  |     sobriety, most continent in virginity. Thus, therefore, thou who
41 XVI |          retained the flower of virginity together with the fruit
42 XVI |       manner that the flower of virginity did not fall." This nobility
43 XVI |         of the Child was in the virginity which brought Him forth,"