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 1 III |       The Blessed Evangelist Luke says significantly: "And
 2 III |     of the Virgin was Mary" (Luke I, 27.) This most holy,
 3 IV  |     is that Mary of whom St. Luke says: "And Mary said, 'Behold
 4 IV  |    of whom it is said in St. Luke: 'After the days of her
 5 IV  |     is that Mary of whom St. Luke saith: "Mary rising up with
 6 IV  |    is said, according to St. Luke: "And he (Simeon) said to
 7 IV  |    said in the Gospel of St. Luke: "Mary kept all these words,
 8 IV  |     pondering in her heart" (Luke II, 19.) Mary was never
 9 IV  | infant lying in the manger" (Luke II, 16.) The poor shepherds
10 IV  |      here your consolation" (Luke VI, 24.)~But the rich must
11 IV  |      thou hast found grace" (Luke II, 30.) Note that it is
12 IV  | shalt conceive in the womb" (Luke I, 31.) Never would Mary
13 IV  |     of the virgin was Mary" (Luke I, 27.) We have as witnesses
14 IV  |     of the virgin was Mary" (Luke I, 27.) In her virginal
15 IV  |     because I know not man" (Luke I, 34.) That is to say,
16 V   |     hast found grace," etc. (Luke I, 31.) That grace is true
17 V   |      said of the seed in St. Luke's Gospel: "And being sprung
18 V   | because it had no moisture" (Luke VIII, 6.) The branches of
19 V   |  hast found grace with God" (Luke I, 30.) Of this name, St.
20 X   |  said to thee by the; Lord" (Luke I, 45.) But behold Mary,
21 X   |  done, for I know not man?" (Luke I, 34.) Had she not honey
22 XI  |    must abide in thy house" (Luke XIX, 5.) And having dug
23 XVII|      fruit, according to St. Luke: "They bring forth fruit
24 XVII|   life, and yield no fruit" (Luke VIII, 14.) It is also said