Chapter

 1 IV  |       hands are the sun and the aurora. Alas, how far from the
 2 XI  |        IS FITLY COMPARED TO THE AURORA~"Dominus tecum"-The Lord
 3 XI  |          as the sun is with the aurora which goeth before him;
 4 XI  |      Our Lord Jesus Christ. The aurora, therefore, going before
 5 XI  |          as the sun is with the aurora going before it, and preceding
 6 XI  |        Truly, indeed, Mary, the aurora of the world, prepared in
 7 XI  |         Bernard says: "Like the aurora exceedingly resplendent
 8 XI  |         Mary is, therefore, the aurora, of whom it is said: "Who
 9 XI  |    Fitly is she compared to the aurora, as well for herself, as
10 XI  |         is well compared to the aurora according to Scripture;
11 XI  |         is, as it were, a happy aurora because of the absence or
12 XI  |         is, as it were, a happy aurora, because of her happy progress
13 XI  |     this that advances like the aurora," etc. (Cant. VI, 9.) For
14 XI  |         For as the light of the aurora progresses by gradually
15 XI  |     were, in herself the rising aurora, fair as the moon to her
16 XI  |          as it were, the rising aurora in her shining virginity,
17 XI  |         is, as it were, a happy aurora, because of the happy rising
18 XI  |       Our Lord, by means of His aurora, Mary, rose upon this world.
19 XI  |    cloud of sin; wherefore this aurora was exceedingly resplendent
20 XI  |         is, as it were, a happy aurora because of her place in
21 XI  |       this Job well says of the aurora: "Didst thou . . . shew
22 XI  |         12.) Now certainly, our aurora, Mary, elevated high in
23 XI  |       Virgin is compared to the aurora, not alone for herself,
24 XI  |         she is signified by the aurora, she is for us a mediatrix
25 XI  | lightgiver.~First note that our aurora, Mary, is for us a mediatrix
26 XI  |       night, thou hast made the aurora and the sun" (Ps. LXXIII,
27 XI  |      aforesaid verse, place the aurora midway between the night
28 XI  | certainly holds this place. The aurora, therefore, is the Blessed
29 XI  |         Secondly, note that our aurora, Mary, is for us peace-maker
30 XI  |      that discord. But when the aurora appeared at the coming of
31 XI  |    peace with the angel. By the aurora, by the dawn, by Mary, men
32 XI  |      most splendid is Mary, our aurora, our morning, as St. Bernard
33 XI  |         called the morning, the aurora. The Lord is with thee,
34 XIII|       entering in. O most sweet aurora, grant that the Sun of justice