Chapter

 1 Prol|     should appear ungrateful. And certainly, that poor widow who made
 2 II  |      portion" (Eccli. XLI, 11 f.)~Certainly both just and unjust are
 3 III |          of their desire. Such is certainly the office of Mary, our
 4 III |         shore of the fatherland ? Certainly," he replies, "chiefly by
 5 IV  |         humility of Mary was most certainly not in word only, but also
 6 IV  |         us by thy grace! And most certainly she willingly salutes us
 7 IV  |          great consolation."~Most certainly, whoever is poor willingly
 8 V   |         of which she was full was certainly immense. An immense vessel
 9 V   |          in her kingdom. Mary was certainly delightful in her spiritual
10 V   |         such glory in Heaven. And certainly she found both grace and
11 VI  |           the way and the truth." Certainly the grace of the way and
12 VII |     singular manner of birth. But certainly, because for the multiplication
13 IX  |            137.) The Lord is most certainly just in all His judgments,
14 X   |         submissive handmaid. Mary certainly is the Daughter of the Most
15 XI  |        Lord is with thee, O Mary. Certainly with thee, as the sun is
16 XI  |         is with thee." With thee, certainly, as the sun is with the
17 XI  |             Job XXXVIII, 12.) Now certainly, our aurora, Mary, elevated
18 XI  |            6.) This place is most certainly above all the choirs of
19 XI  |           in the natural order it certainly holds this place. The aurora,
20 XII |        has gifts and rewards. And certainly the holy Doctors seem to
21 XIII|         with thee: with thee most certainly, according to what has been
22 XVI | illumining the soul is faith. And certainly, if we ought to eat the
23 XVI |       both one, Jesus Christ. And certainly, the fear of the Lord did
24 XVI |       food for all" (Dan. IV, 9), certainly for all those who live in