Chapter

 1 XI  |   stars, by the light, by the dawn ? I say that the stars are
 2 XI  |       the Holy of holies; the dawn is the Queen of Saints.
 3 XI  |       3 Kings XVIII, 21.) The dawn, whose rising the night
 4 XI  |     Job: "Hast thou shown the dawn its place?" (XXXVIII, 12),
 5 XI  |     to thee to show Mary, the dawn, her place in Heaven, but
 6 XI  |       Mary is compared to the dawn; first, because she put
 7 XI  |     with Jacob blessed him at dawn. For when the angel said, "
 8 XI  |     pacified, because in that dawn, in the Virgin Mary herself,
 9 XI  |       thanks at the rising of dawn, let us, therefore, thank
10 XI  |  angel. By the aurora, by the dawn, by Mary, men made peace
11 XI  |  Thirdly, note that Mary, our dawn, is for us a defender against
12 XI  |    evade such perils, let the dawn come, let Mary help us!
13 XI  | Fourthly, note that Mary, our dawn, is, as regards ourselves,
14 XI  |        as the sun is with the dawn. Therefore, O Lady, most
15 XII |        as the sun is with the dawn which goes before it, let
16 XIII|        as the sun is with the dawn which precedes it, as the
17 XIII|       seen how Mary is as the dawn to the eternal Sun, preventing
18 XIII|    cometh forth as the rising dawn, fair as the moon, bright
19 XIII|      luminaries, that is, the dawn, the moon, and the sun,
20 XIII|    pre-eminence. A refreshing dawn and one pleasing to the
21 XIII|    angel blessed Jacob in the dawn. Jacob may here signify
22 XIII|    also by his father, in the dawn, or in the morning, that
23 XIII|        as the sun is with the dawn which goes before it, as