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 1 III  |       abundant overflow of her graces; and Mary is a bitter sea
 2 III  |        of the abundance of her graces. It is written in Ecclesiasticus: "
 3 III  |         7.) The rivers are the graces of the Holy Ghost, wherefore
 4 III  |       into the sea because the graces of all the saints flow into
 5 III  |     into the sea, that is, all graces enter into Mary. Therefore,
 6 III  |   abundance of her overflowing graces, how she is bitter by the
 7 IV   |      honors and prosperity, in graces and virtues, do not humble
 8 V    |        all the branches of her graces and her mercies St. Bernard
 9 VI   |     privileges full of immense graces, granted to Mary alone by
10 VI   |         beseech this finder of graces that she may let us find
11 VII  |        a gathering together of graces. Therefore it is written: "
12 VII  |    rivers are the gifts of the graces, which entered into Mary,
13 VII  |       our prayers, pours forth graces upon us."~Thirdly, let us
14 VII  |      marvelous perfections and graces in her various saints, in
15 VIII |        of the abundance of her graces, she is rightly called "
16 IX   |  renowned still because of her graces and wonderful privileges.
17 XV   |        waters; so was Mary for graces. A valley receives irrigation
18 XV   |     Son so great a blessing of graces was poured into her. This
19 XV   | temporal things. Oh, how great graces have flowed on to men by
20 XV   |       merited the blessings of graces. Therefore Augustine says: "
21 XVIII|   goods, I say, of virtues and graces. Of such goods the Apostle