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 1 IV  |         O wonderful and profound humility of Mary! Behold the archangel
 2 IV  |        she is deeply grounded in humility, saying: "Behold the handmaid
 3 IV  |          her mind more firmly in humility, answering the Angel, 'Behold
 4 IV  |         Eve and Lucifer. But the humility of Mary was most certainly
 5 V   |       bow down with Mary in true humility, whoever wishes to find
 6 V   |       said: "He hath regarded my humility."~Secondly, consider the
 7 V   |        of fecundity, the mark of humility, the dropping honeycomb
 8 VI  |         chastity and the word of humility. Mary had on her lips the
 9 VI  |        to the Angel the words of humility when she said: "Behold the
10 VI  |      subtile, who by the gift of humility was most subtile in this
11 VI  |     hadst not lowered thyself by humility below all men." Again, what
12 VII |      also roar against pride, by humility, saying: "Behold the handmaid
13 VII |     useful than Mary? She by her humility is the very least of all;
14 VII |         virginity, to God by her humility."~Ninthly, consider how
15 VII |         virginity, to God by her humility."~Ninthly, consider how
16 X   |       Mary is made fecund by her humility. That proud handmaid despised
17 X   |      says: "He hath regarded the humility of his handmaid." O Christian
18 X   |        you may not be wanting in humility; that, therefore, you may
19 X   |           Ambrose says: "See her humility, see her devotion. She calls
20 X   |       promise. O truly admirable humility ! Behold in what manner
21 XI  |       service she was eminent in humility." By the glory of these
22 XI  |          moon in her resplendent humility, clear as the sun in her
23 XI  |          in virginity, devout in humility, she might become pregnant
24 XII |   castest deep down thy roots in humility."~Let us now consider the
25 XII |         above all, the violet of humility, the lily of chastity, and
26 XII |         repute and the flower of humility; she has at the same time
27 XV  |        women, O Mary. Blessed by humility against pride, by charity
28 XV  |      hear how Mary is blessed by humility against pride. For the proud
29 XV  |         obtained the blessing of humility. Thus she may be signified
30 XV  |       valley, who was so deep in humility! What wonder if she were
31 XV  |   exalted with blessings for her humility, so deep, so useful, so
32 XV  | Augustine says: "O truly blessed humility of Mary, who brought forth
33 XV  |       deservedly blessed for her humility, for her charity, for her
34 XV  |        who was most excellent in humility, most rich in charity, most
35 XVI |        in dignity, most lowly in humility; most high in the eyes of
36 XVII|   sending its shoots downward is humility; which, after the manner
37 XVII|          fixed in great and deep humility. Let us, therefore, ponder
38 XVII|          rod was established (in humility), which was to grow to so
39 XVII|       struck deeply the roots of humility, shall deserve to bear fruit
40 XVII|        the most deeply rooted in humility. Well, therefore, doth St.
41 XVII|   strikest deep down the root of humility."~Secondly, let us see how