Chapter

 1 II |      was not the haunt of the devil, nor the sepulcher of vice.
 2 II |    the gall and poison of the devil, but the honey and milk
 3 II |       soul, the throne of the devil, will be miraculously dark
 4 III|  bitter sea by submerging the devil. Mary is indeed a sea by
 5 III|     sea by her power over the devil, in which he is, as it were,
 6 III|   Mary is a bitter sea to the devil and to his angels, oppressed
 7 V  |    with God" and not with the devil. For the devil offers the
 8 V  |       with the devil. For the devil offers the grace of an evil
 9 V  | Holofernes, who signifies the devil, says: "Drink now, and sit
10 V  |       of the flesh and of the devil. Therefore did she find
11 VI |       life with regard to the devil, with regard to her neighbor,
12 VI |      a good life; towards the devil, by fortitude; towards her
13 VI |      strong resistance to the devil; in a most loving kindness
14 XI |  fight with vigor against the devil. Of these stars it is well
15 XI |     one, and it signifies the devil, who takes anyone that departs
16 XI |        17.) The murderer is a devil, the thief is a devil, the
17 XI |       a devil, the thief is a devil, the adulterer is a devil.
18 XI |     devil, the adulterer is a devil. The murderer, because he
19 XI |    against the attacks of the devil, the flesh, and the world.
20 XIV|      she, because by her, the devil was overcome." I say that
21 XIV|       also because by her the devil has been rendered subject
22 XIV|  attacks and vexations of the devil. For she is terrible to
23 XIV|     thou, because by thee the devil is overcome by man. Alas,
24 XIV|      willingly subject to the devil. And therefore such a one
25 XV |    well does this signify the devil, because he himself, being
26 XV |     painfully transfixing the devil, and sharply wounding him.