Chapter

 1 VII  |        of the scents of various flowers, so is Mary full of the
 2 XI   |       is more precious than all flowers, and the King, who is more
 3 XII  |         of wood, bore fruit and flowers. By the flowers are signified
 4 XII  |       fruit and flowers. By the flowers are signified virtues, which,
 5 XII  |    winter is over and gone, and flowers have appeared in our land."
 6 XII  |     appear again. Oh, with what flowers the flowering Virgin hath
 7 XII  | delectably flourishing with the flowers of all virtues." As flowers
 8 XII  |     flowers of all virtues." As flowers signify virtues, so fruits
 9 XII  |      what she herself says: "My flowers are the fruits of honor
10 XII  |     flowering." Behold, we find flowers in the earth, and in the
11 XII  |        always be beautiful with flowers. Note also that the flower
12 XII  |     blooming with the beautiful flowers of every virtue, among which
13 XII  |      bore at the same time both flowers and fruit. The rod of Aaron
14 XII  |        same time both fruit and flowers: as flower, her glorified
15 XII  |        therefore, discern these flowers in the virginal rod, and
16 XII  |       rod, and gather these new flowers of joy from the virginal
17 XII  |   because from it we gather the flowers of manifold joys as often
18 XVI  |        her mouth; fairer in the flowers of her heart; fairest of
19 XVI  |     this fruit, as it were from flowers. Therefore aptly did these
20 XVI  |       Therefore aptly did these flowers appear in Nazareth, which
21 XVIII|        uncultured earth are the flowers of heavenly desires, the
22 XVIII|         of good works, the fair flowers of virtues and gifts, the