Chapter

 1 II   |         good things in Heaven. No angel, no saint, can equal her
 2 III  |          inserted here not by the Angel, but by the devotion of
 3 III  |        Apocalypse: "I saw another angel coming down from heaven,
 4 III  |             The Son of God is the Angel of Great Counsel; the earth
 5 IV   |           humility, answering the Angel, 'Behold the handmaid of
 6 IV   |        say, to be cultivated. The Angel salutes Mary; Mary saluted
 7 IV   | Evangelist, Mary herself, and the Angel. For she was chaste in her
 8 IV   |    testifies. For she said to the Angel: "How shall this be done,
 9 IV   |        virginal offspring, as the Angel testifies, who spoke of
10 VI   |      words of Mary, spoken to the Angel, to God, and to men, are
11 VI   |      seven wells of honey. To the Angel, Mary spoke the word of
12 VI   |         she said in answer to the Angel: "How shall this be done,
13 VI   |          words. Mary spoke to the Angel the words of humility when
14 VII  |           not enough for the Arch angel simply to commend the grace
15 VII  |        grace), was saluted by the Angel, filled with the Holy Ghost,
16 VII  |      pardon; the just, grace; the angel, joy; in fine, the whole
17 XI   |            where we read that the angel who wrestled with Jacob
18 XI   |         him at dawn. For when the angel said, "Let me go, it is
19 XI   |          the struggle between the angel and Jacob, the discord between
20 XI   |      angelic benediction. For the angel said to the Virgin: "Blessed
21 XI   |      which we made peace with the angel. By the aurora, by the dawn,
22 XII  |  voluntary solitude visited by an angel. Therefore St. Ambrose well
23 XIII |        Therefore we read that the angel blessed Jacob in the dawn.
24 XIII |           blessed not only by the angel, but also by his father,
25 XIII |          Virgin Mary, to whom the angel said: "Blessed art thou
26 XIII |        mere man alone, nor a real angel, but the Son of God Himself
27 XIII |           Virgin had conceived an angel. It was singular above all
28 XIII |         divinely announced by the Angel Gabriel to Mary, and was
29 XIV  |          say, by the Lord, by the Angel, by man. Because of her
30 XIV  |          blessing; blessed by the Angel, who announces her blessing;
31 XIV  |         blessing, but also by the Angel announcing her blessing.
32 XIV  |      forth not a mere man, not an angel, but the Lord of men and
33 XIV  |         blessing, not only by the Angel announcing her blessing,
34 XIV  |          who bless Mary: God, the Angel, and man. God the Father
35 XV   |      blessed also on earth by the Angel, and art rightly called
36 XV   |           virgin was Mary, as the Angel testifies, saying: "Blessed
37 XVI  |          the Apocalypse, that the angel showed John a tree of life
38 XVIII|           taken away. For, as the Angel said: "He hath saved His
39 XVIII|    distant in this world, and the angel, who in Heaven is near;
40 XVIII|        man, peace from man to the angel, and peace between God and
41 XVIII|           in the Apocalypse: "The Angel showed John the tree of
42 XVIII|          the Apocalypse, that the Angel showed John the tree of