Chapter

 1 Prol|         by the very fact of its being put into words, is less
 2 Prol|       not away her integrity by being born of her, among other
 3 Prol|     utter her praises, lest, by being silent, we should appear
 4 II  |        The woe of the misery of being born is the woe of the weakness
 5 II  |      the dying is the misery of being reduced to dust and ashes.
 6 II  | concupiscence, and in danger of being reduced to dust; yet to
 7 III |   arrangement of the stars, and being compared to light, she is
 8 III |      His glory in Heaven, that, being thus illuminated, she may
 9 III |        glows more brightly from being irradiated by the splendor
10 III |         because the whole of my being commends itself to thy protection."~
11 V   |     whole world cannot contain, being made man, was enclosed within
12 V   |         St. Luke's Gospel: "And being sprung up, it withered,
13 V   |       death, by whose Child, I, being lost, was recovered and
14 VI  |   Esther, of whom we read that, being led to the nuptial chamber
15 VI  |          says: "The Queen Mary, being led into the bridal chamber
16 VII |         of her gratitude: "She, being already a thousand times
17 VII |     once." This sea, therefore, being full, let us hear it roar
18 VII |         none other ever had, of being filled with the author of
19 VIII|    whose substance a small part being taken, was enough to pay
20 XI  |      manner by the Eternal Sun, being thus marvelously irradiated,
21 XI  |        grace found grace, that, being fervent in charity, intact
22 XI  |        bush was on fire without being burned; and in Daniel, that
23 XI  |         bush is on fire without being consumed, the stone is cut
24 XI  |         emotions she was moved, being filled with the Holy Ghost,
25 XI  |        Creator; and the Creator being offended, every creature
26 XI  |      the morning, we work, when being irradiated by the example
27 XI  |      and the life of Mary, when being illuminated by the patronage
28 XII |         this flower came forth, being born without sin, and how
29 XII |      live and move and have our being; with Christ, because she
30 XIII|    abundance.~She went forth by being born, she progressed by
31 XIII|      the inhabitants of Heaven, being endlessly associated with
32 XIV |        only by the Lord Himself being her blessing, but also by
33 XIV |        only by the Lord Himself being her blessing, not only by
34 XIV |       we read, that when David, being angry, wanted to kill the
35 XIV |     half-way, appeased him; who being appeased, said: "Blessed
36 XV  |      devil, because he himself, being shut out from eternal joy,
37 XVI |          I say, most sublime in being well-born, most desirable
38 XVII|     more danger there is of its being uprooted by the winds of
39 XVII|  Without doubt He merited it in being born, in lying in the manger;