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 1 Prol   |           which is unworthy."~St. Augustine, addressing Mary, says: "
 2 Prol   |         the praises of Mary, when Augustine, that most eloquent of men,
 3 Prol(1)|                               St. Augustine, "De Sanctis," CCVIII, n.
 4 Prol   |          all his might."5~And St. Augustine, speaking of the manner
 5 II     |         and brought forth, as St. Augustine testifies, saying: "Oh,
 6 II     |          corrupted. Therefore St. Augustine well says: "The heavens
 7 III    |          forth upon all ! For St. Augustine says: "Mary, thou art full
 8 III    |      exceeding bitterness, as St. Augustine testifies, saying: "That
 9 III    |          Queen of the Angels. St. Augustine, addressing her, says: "
10 III    |          angels by her power. St. Augustine says: "Michael, the prince
11 IV     |          in Heaven?~Therefore St. Augustine well doth admonish us, saying: "
12 IV     |        consecrated. Therefore St. Augustine well saith: "Truly do we
13 V      |         Well, therefore, doth St. Augustine say: "A virgin mother was
14 VI     |        tender familiarity, as St. Augustine says: "No wonder, Mary,
15 VI     |       most powerful with God. St. Augustine says: "She merited to be
16 VI     |       than all the Saints, as St. Augustine declares: "There is no doubt
17 VI     |        the Saints. It is the same Augustine who teaches us this, saying: "
18 VI     |     before and above all; for St. Augustine thus addresses her: "The
19 VI     |    blessed Fruit of her womb? St. Augustine says: "Mary in brightness
20 VI     |       King, of which incident St. Augustine, addressing Mary, says: "
21 VIII   |          is with her ? Behold St. Augustine answering this question,
22 X      |        Consoler ! Because, as St. Augustine says, "Who is this virgin,
23 XI     |  prefiguring this miracle, as St. Augustine testifies, saying: "He who
24 XI     |      handmaid to the Lord, as St. Augustine testifies: "Mary without
25 XII    |        soul are now in glory. St. Augustine says: "I hold that Mary
26 XIII   |        Truly Mary is a queen. St. Augustine says: "We truly confess
27 XIII   |         Well, therefore, doth St. Augustine say: "Rightly is the Blessed
28 XIII   |           with the others, as St. Augustine says: "Thou, O Mary, fellow-citizen
29 XIV    |          all hath come forth! St. Augustine says: "Blessed art thou
30 XIV    |      women." How "with thee"? St. Augustine explains: "With thee in
31 XIV    |           because of thy Son! St. Augustine exclaims: "O Woman blessed
32 XV     |          useful, so pleasing! St. Augustine says: "O truly blessed humility
33 XV     |    blessings of graces. Therefore Augustine says: "The curse of Eve
34 XV     |           a virgin. Therefore St. Augustine says: "We praise Susanna
35 XV     |         so supreme. Therefore St. Augustine exclaims: "O woman blessed
36 XVI    |      brought Him forth," says St. Augustine, "and the nobility of the
37 XVI    |     wonderfully true, as says St. Augustine, speaking of this fruit: "
38 XVI    |         Well, therefore, doth St. Augustine say of Him: "Beautiful in
39 XVI    |          the womb of Mary, as St. Augustine testifies, saying: "This
40 XVII   |         Well, therefore, does St. Augustine say: "Who can doubt that
41 XVII   |      which all the others, as St. Augustine says, are good. The best
42 XVIII  | refreshment for their flesh." St. Augustine says: "O resplendent manger,