Chapter

 1 Prol|          preached and praised by divine and angelic heralds, foretold
 2 I   |       and secure, because of the Divine Presence within her; she
 3 I   |         and firm was Mary by the Divine Presence is well signified
 4 I   |         of grace; because of the Divine Presence within her, and
 5 III |       from the fiery heat of the divine indignation. She also protects
 6 IV  |           but was glorified in a divine and truly marvelous manner.
 7 VI  |       the most profound abyss of divine Wisdom beyond what could
 8 VII |      Ghost, breathed upon by the divine plenitude." Well, therefore,
 9 VII |           of the resplendence of divine glory, of the joy of eternal
10 VII |          of the fecundity of the divine offspring. Of this plenitude
11 VII |     filled with the glory of the Divine Majesty by the cloud of
12 VII |      were, the expression of the divine glory, according to Ecclesiasticus: "
13 VII |      there is such scope for the divine glory as in Mary. For the
14 VII |       earth, full is Mary of the divine glory, which shines in her
15 VII |      were, the expression of the divine glory, according to Ecclesiasticus: "
16 VII |      there is such scope for the divine glory as in Mary. For the
17 VII |       earth, full is Mary of the divine glory, which shines in her
18 VII |         Church, of good fame, of divine glory, of eternal joy. Now,
19 IX  |           XVI, 5.) The throne of divine mercy is Mary, the Mother
20 X   |    describe her relation to each Divine Person, we can say that
21 XII |   inaccessible brightness of the divine glory, or the terrible severity
22 XII |         terrible severity of the divine justice. The golden rod,
23 XII | strengthened against fear of the divine splendor and justice. The
24 XIII|   deigned to unite it to His own divine purity." She also by her
25 XIV |        is blessed because of her Divine Child. Blessed, I say, by
26 XIV |         art truly blessed with a divine blessing, an angelic blessing,
27 XIV |          work, have incurred the divine malediction, the curse of
28 XV  |          a spring, when from the divine and from the human nature
29 XV  |        faithful soul enriched by divine grace. Blessed is the bush,
30 XV  |        received the glory of the divine seed, and kept the crown
31 XV  |     mayest make us worthy of the divine blessing, through Our Lord
32 XVI |       perceived the odor of this divine fruit from such a distance;
33 XVII|      find the whole fruit of the divine honey, upon that flower
34 XVII|          wast most worthy of the divine fruit, help us, that by