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 1 III |         by the splendor of that virginal lamp." So thou seest how
 2 IV  |       For she was chaste in her virginal body, as the Evangelist
 3 IV  |      Mary" (Luke I, 27.) In her virginal mind Mary was even more
 4 IV  |       most chaste of all in her virginal offspring, as the Angel
 5 V   |         mind, miraculous in her virginal offspring, glorious in her
 6 VI  | conjugal fecundity is good, but virginal chastity is better, but
 7 VI  |         better, but the best is virginal fecundity, or fecund virginity.
 8 VIII|      the Lord especially of thy virginal court, O Mary. We must consider,
 9 X   |   special sense the Lord of the virginal court of His most Holy Mother.
10 X   |        found worthy that in thy virginal court the King of kings
11 XI  |         only in the bush of the virginal womb, but also in the bush
12 XI  |       the bridal chamber of the virginal womb, in which Mary received
13 XI  |     gloriously in Heaven by thy virginal purity." Thus you see how
14 XII |         by her incorruption and virginal integrity, royal by her
15 XII |    discern these flowers in the virginal rod, and gather these new
16 XII |         flowers of joy from the virginal garden, which St. Bernard
17 XIII|         didst extinguish in thy virginal flesh the ardor of the forbidden
18 XIII|        adorable divinity of her virginal offspring.~Thirdly, consider
19 XIV |        venerable place than the virginal bride-chamber into which
20 XV  |      thou among women, by whose virginal bringing forth the curse
21 XV  |       above all those who loved virginal chastity. She is blessed
22 XVI |         Ghost the temple of the virginal womb. And our earth will
23 XVI |   consider how the Fruit of the virginal womb is most well-born.
24 XVI |  well-born because it is from a virginal womb; but it is without
25 XVI |        well-born because of the virginal womb, of which it is said: "
26 XVI |     fall." This nobility of the virginal fruit, as it is more wonderful,
27 XVI |  well-born because the womb was virginal; most well-born of all,
28 XVI |        will be the fruit of the virginal womb." The nobility of this
29 XVI |        in glory, because of the virginal dignity; and it will be
30 XVI |   consider how the Fruit of the virginal womb is most delightful.
31 XVI |  consider that the fruit of the virginal womb is most powerful. It
32 XVI |   consider how the fruit of the virginal womb is most abundant. It
33 XVI |  well-born because it is from a virginal womb, most well-born from
34 XVII|        most chaste womb, of the virginal womb, is rightly the special
35 XVII|         who have no part in the virginal fruit: woe to the wretched,
36 XVII|         branch which can bear a virginal fruit. Therefore is it said