Chapter

 1 II   |     leads to sin, for she was conceived without stain. Because the
 2 II   |    this woe was Mary when she conceived and brought forth, as St.
 3 II   |      Mother who without stain conceived Purity, and without pain
 4 IV   |         Never would Mary have conceived God in her womb if she had
 5 V    |  forth, and more miraculously conceived and brought forth God.~Therefore
 6 VII  |       Eternal Sun, before she conceived Him; how much more full
 7 VII  |       when she so wonderfully conceived this Sun, and so entirely
 8 VII  |     flesh, whom she had first conceived in her pure mind."~Secondly,
 9 X    |   seeing that she herself had conceived, she despised her mistress.
10 XI   |  which it was said: "A man is conceived," said: "Let the stars darken
11 XI   |    the night in which man was conceived, is original sin; in which
12 XI   |      sin; in which we are all conceived. Hence the Psalmist says: "
13 XI   |    Because all the Saints are conceived in sin, they are born in
14 XI   | virtues of Mary, by which she conceived the God and Master of all
15 XI   |   firmness or of eternity, is conceived and born without the cloud
16 XI   |      father. That this Virgin conceived so miraculously, He could
17 XI   |       The place in which Mary conceived corporeally was her holy
18 XIII |       was wholly received and conceived in her. Mary, therefore,
19 XIII |       tabernacle, when He was conceived in Mary. Without doubt it
20 XIII |    singular if the Virgin had conceived a mere man; but it would
21 XIII |    singular if the Virgin had conceived an angel. It was singular
22 XIII |       above all that a virgin conceived and brought forth God. Well,
23 XIII |      admit of, she, a virgin, conceived, and brought forth, according
24 XV   |        nor any other man, yet conceived a Man so supreme. Therefore
25 XVIII|    thy word," she immediately conceived her most sweet Fruit. O
26 XVIII|      the womb, because He was conceived in the womb, and as He is