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 1 III|           Mary means a bitter sea, star of the sea, the illuminated
 2 III|          demons; to men she is the star of the sea; to the angels
 3 III|           how Mary is interpreted "Star of the sea." This name is
 4 III|         fulfills the office that a star does to mariners at sea.
 5 III|        some distant land, choose a star by whose guiding light they
 6 III|            the office of Mary, our Star, who directs those who sail
 7 III|             By the wood and by the star; that is, by faith in the
 8 III|          the light which Mary, the Star of the sea, hath brought
 9 III|     properly is Mary compared to a star of the sea, because of her
10 III|            For Mary is a most pure star, a most radiant star, and
11 III|          pure star, a most radiant star, and a most useful star.
12 III|            star, and a most useful star. She is a most pure star
13 III|           star. She is a most pure star by living most purely; a
14 III|        most purely; a most radiant star by bringing forth eternal
15 III|       eternal light; a most useful star by directing us to the shores
16 III|           that Mary is a most pure star by living purely and without
17 III|            phrase is fitted to our Star. For Mary is indeed prior,
18 III|            how Mary is a most pure Star by the purity of her life.~
19 III|        that Mary is a most radiant star by emitting eternal light
20 III|            of God. For she is that star of whom it is said in Numbers: "
21 III|          it is said in Numbers: "A star shall rise out of Jacob,
22 III|            is the ray of Mary, our star; this is that ray of whom
23 III|          is sung: "As the ray of a star." St. Bernard says: "A ray
24 III|        Bernard says: "A ray from a star does not diminish its brightness,
25 III|      blessed, O most truly radiant Star, Mary, whose ray has penetrated
26 III|        that glorious and beautiful Star arisen out of Jacob, whose
27 III|            As Mary was a most pure star, by living most purely,
28 III|         that Mary is a most useful star, by guiding us to our heavenly
29 III|             She is as that radiant star which led the Magi most
30 III|            to Christ. Mary is that star which in the waves of the
31 III|          from the splendor of this star, if thou wilt not be overwhelmed
32 III|         tribulation, look upon the star, call on Mary." Therefore,
33 III|          of this world, follow the star, imitate Mary. It is the
34 III|          day? Take away Mary, this Star of the Sea, and what remains
35 III|          Mary is a bitter sea, the Star of the Sea, the Light-giver,
36 III| Light-giver, the Lady. Mary is the Star of the sea to converted
37 III|            sea of penance! O Mary, Star of the Sea, help us, that
38 VII|           again: "Like the morning star in the midst of a cloud."
39 VII|          of a cloud." For like the star in a cloud is the Word in
40 XI |         the stars. But above every star that ever appeared, above
41 XI |         ever appeared, above every star that ever will come forth