Chapter

 1 Prol|       Augustine, speaking of the manner in which the Son of God
 2 Prol|         should in some imperfect manner perceive who and how great
 3 I   |         the Father ! See in what manner the Son of God is to become
 4 I   |       that she is in an especial manner most intimately connected
 5 I   |          dearly beloved, in what manner Mary, because of her immunity
 6 III |       Spirit; thou seest in what manner she was a bitter sea in
 7 III |           Thou seest now in what manner Mary is a sea by the abundance
 8 IV  |      Spirit burned in a singular manner in her heart, therefore
 9 IV  |       divine and truly marvelous manner. By her Child she was approved,
10 VI  |          Ghost in a most fitting manner by the house which Wisdom
11 VI  |      experience. But in whatever manner the gifts of Mary are expressed,
12 VII |          than the earth? In like manner, what is more humble, what
13 VII |        through her by a singular manner of birth. But certainly,
14 VIII|       who is thine in a singular manner, O Mary. The Lord, I say,
15 VIII|   general, the Lord in a special manner of rational creatures, the
16 VIII|     things was in Mary in such a manner that He made her the universal
17 VIII|      Lord is with thee in such a manner that thou art most powerful
18 IX  |      with thee," is in a special manner the Lord of rational creatures,
19 IX  |          was with Mary in such a manner that He made her also our
20 IX  |       with thee in so renowned a manner, therefore art thou most
21 IX  |      Lord is with thee in such a manner that thou also art most
22 IX  |      Lord is with thee in such a manner that thou also, together
23 X   |         a wonderful and singular manner the daughter of the Lord,
24 X   |    cultivate fecundity in such a manner that you may not be wanting
25 X   |        humility ! Behold in what manner Mary designs not only to
26 X   | admirable secret, in a wonderful manner unlocked the secret room
27 X   |        great a Lord is in such a manner and so much with thee, grant
28 XI  |      prepared in a most singular manner by the Eternal Sun, being
29 XII |      without a witness." In what manner this desert, the Virgin
30 XIII|          us now consider in what manner Mary is the Queen of the
31 XV  |          of water in it. In like manner the humble Mary received
32 XV  |         and to do this in such a manner as not to lose her virginity.
33 XVI |         fecundity came in such a manner that the flower of virginity
34 XVI |      word of the Canticle: "What manner of one is thy beloved of
35 XVI |        her own; although in this manner she is lowly, her fruit
36 XVII|       humility; which, after the manner of roots, always tends to