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 1 Prol |    Mother redounds wholly to the praise and glory of God. Therefore,
 2 Prol |      work which will tend to the praise of His most glorious Mother,
 3 Prol |        unable to conceive worthy praise, and am ashamed to put forth
 4 Prol |          may say of thee is less praise than thy dignity deserves ?"~
 5 Prol |        little, so feeble, say in praise of Mary, when, if all our
 6 Prol |       one of us would suffice to praise her?"1~Again, if praise
 7 Prol |          praise her?"1~Again, if praise in the mouth of a sinner
 8 Prol |       nor eloquence, worthily to praise the Blessed and glorious
 9 Prol |     human words is less than the praise given by Heaven; for Mary
10 Prol |        be found who is worthy to praise her, yet let not even the
11 III  |     nations, thou art above this praise. If I style thee Lady of
12 III  |    desireth to love, my mouth to praise, my mind longeth to venerate,
13 V    |   consolation, nor by the oil of praise and flattery. But because
14 V    |      says: "How shall I worthily praise the Mother of my Lord and
15 VI   |          God she spoke a word of praise, of loving complaint, and
16 VI   | complaint, and of compassion. Of praise for the benefits bestowed
17 VI   |       wine. Mary had the word of praise to God on her lips, when
18 IX   |         mercies of the Lord, the praise of the Lord for all the
19 IX   |          great fame and of great praise among all peoples, as the
20 IX   |           the old and the young, praise ye the name of the Lord !" (
21 IX   |        Ps. CXLVIII, I 1-12.) The praise and fame of the name of
22 IX   |           Likewise, the fame and praise of the name of the Lord
23 X    |       Brother, what thanks, what praise shall we pay to thee?" God
24 XIII |         by us with extraordinary praise, who has shown to the world
25 XIV  |         rejoice with Anselm, and praise thee, saying: "These great
26 XV   |          St. Augustine says: "We praise Susanna as a model of conjugal
27 XVI  |        right that all men should praise the Maker of this Fruit
28 XVI  |          Psalm: "Let all peoples praise thee, O God, let all peoples
29 XVI  |           O God, let all peoples praise thee; the earth hath given
30 XVII |          well says: "O ineffable praise of Mary, Joseph trusted
31 XVIII|         of which all men rightly praise its effects, according to
32 XVIII|          Psalm: "Let all peoples praise thee, O God, let all peoples
33 XVIII|           O God, let all peoples praise thee: the earth has given
34 XVIII|          Anselm well says: "What praise shall I give that is worthy
35 XVIII|        the mouth or lips, by the praise of the lips, and by the