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 1 II  |          in my sight, and as the moon perfect for ever" (Ps. LXXXVIII,
 2 VII |         home the day of the full moon" (VII, 19 f.) This is that
 3 VII |         of the full moon-of that moon, I say, of which it is said
 4 VII |          Canticles: "Fair as the moon." This moon, therefore,
 5 VII |          Fair as the moon." This moon, therefore, is Mary. The
 6 VII |     therefore, is Mary. The full moon is Mary full of grace. Well
 7 VII |          is Mary compared to the moon, because by the Eternal
 8 VII | illuminated. For she, who is our moon and our lamp, was illuminated
 9 VII |          In the fullness of this moon, the Man came back to his
10 VII |       wonderful fullness of this moon! Behold, if Mary was full
11 VIII|        in my sight, and like the moon perfect for ever and truly
12 X   |       mercy Mary was fair as the moon; but for the splendor of
13 X   |         as the sun surpasses the moon in the greatness of his
14 X   |        upon whom the sun and the moon do not shine ? Who is there
15 XI  |       rising aurora, fair as the moon to her neighbors, as the
16 XI  |   shining virginity, fair as the moon in her resplendent humility,
17 XIII|         rising dawn, fair as the moon, bright as the sun?" (Cant.
18 XIII|           that is, the dawn, the moon, and the sun, Mary is fitly
19 XIII|    Likewise Mary was fair as the moon in the lightgiving fecundity
20 XIII| virginity; for the beauty of the moon consists in the light it
21 XIII|      therefore, what a beautiful moon was Mary, when that Eternal
22 XIII|         Mary, therefore, is that moon in whose fullness that Man
23 XIII|           In the day of the full moon he will return to his house" (
24 XIII|      Blessed Virgin was the full moon, when it was said to her: "
25 XV  |    Blessed Mother of God had the moon beneath her feet because