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 1 II   |    forsaken the law of the most high Lord, and if you be born,
 2 III  |         is bitter, for the Most High hath filled me exceedingly
 3 V    |        because she was the most high throne of God, as the Prophet
 4 V    |      and glory, but in mercy so high, so wide, so deep? Therefore
 5 V    |         how wide-spreading, how high are the branches of that
 6 V    |         long to the angels, how high towards God! In what way
 7 VI   |      called the Son of the Most High." See how Gabriel, asserting
 8 VI   |       forth the Son of the Most High. We can perceive in Mary
 9 VII  |     Lord sitting upon a throne, high and elevated, and the earth
10 VII  |     ever" (VIII, 13.) This most high throne is in the intellect,
11 VII  |     affections. It is also most high above men, raised up over
12 VII  | instrument the work of the Most High" (XLIII, 2.) Truly a wonderful
13 VII  | instrument the work of the Most High" (XLIII, 2.) Truly a wonderful
14 IX   |      mediatrix between the Most High God and the world submerged
15 X    |        the Daughter of the Most High Eternity, the Mother of
16 X    |          the Mother of the Most High Truth, the Spouse of the
17 X    |          the Spouse of the Most High Goodness, the Handmaid of
18 X    |        the Handmaid of the Most High Trinity.~First, therefore,
19 X    |        by the Lord; by the Most High Lord, I say, whose daughter
20 XI   |      our aurora, Mary, elevated high in Heaven, holds the place
21 XII  |       the flower is exceedingly high by its divinity, the stem
22 XVI  |         sweet, which is also so high? For St. Bernard says: "
23 XVI  |     because thou alone art Most High. But how can that fruit
24 XVI  |      how can that fruit be most high, whose tree is most short?
25 XVI  |        is at the same time most high and most short. She is most
26 XVI  |         most short. She is most high in dignity, most lowly in
27 XVI  |         lowly in humility; most high in the eyes of the Lord,
28 XVII |       upward; upward, I say, in high understanding, in high affection;
29 XVII |       in high understanding, in high affection; upward in contemplation,
30 XVIII|       say, brought about in the high Heaven. On this we may note
31 XVIII|        plant of the marrow of a high cedar, said: "On the high
32 XVIII|       high cedar, said: "On the high mountains of Israel I will
33 XVIII|    fruit" (Ezech. XVII, 23) The high mountain is that sublime
34 XVIII|        which is well called the high mountain of Israel, because
35 XVIII|      who is in heaven." On this high mountain, in this sublime