Chapter

 1 Prol|       compass, which maketh the heavens tremble, and striketh dumb
 2 II  |       Augustine well says: "The heavens were more worthy to preserve
 3 V   |         who is greater than the Heavens. Who is greater than the
 4 V   |         Who is greater than the Heavens? Without doubt He of whom
 5 V   |        heaven and the heaven of heavens cannot contain thee, how
 6 V   |         more capacious than the Heavens, because He whom the Heavens
 7 V   |    Heavens, because He whom the Heavens cannot contain was borne
 8 VII |       she who gave glory to the heavens, God to the earth, who restored
 9 VII |         hell, and surpassed the Heavens. For by the fullness of
10 VII |         hell, and surpassed the Heavens. For by the fullness of
11 VIII|   Judith says: "The Lord of the heavens, the Creator of the waters,
12 VIII|        the Lord's, but also the Heavens and their fullness. For
13 VIII|      For Thine, O Lord, are the Heavens, and thine is the earth,
14 VIII|          because "the heaven of heavens is the Lord's." Everything
15 X   | throughout the whole world, the Heavens have dropped honey. Mary
16 XI  |      the Son of God, nor in the heavens one more worthy than the
17 XI  |     ever will come forth in the heavens, the most splendid is Mary,
18 XIII|      her bosom from the highest heavens." The Blessed Virgin Mary,
19 XIII|     mind cannot grasp, what the heavens fear, what the earth is
20 XV  |         to mortals, renewed the heavens, purified the world, opened
21 XVI |       the former, as far as the heavens are above the earth. O truly