Chapter

 1 III |       the world, and where is day? Take away Mary, this Star
 2 III |       thee, O Lady, those who day and night commend themselves
 3 V   |   call upon her till the last day; the breadth of it fills
 4 VII |       he will return home the day of the full moon" (VII,
 5 VII |     this Man came back on the day of the full moon-of that
 6 XI  |       rise, and beginning the day by its light. Truly, indeed,
 7 XI  | inaugurated for the world the day of grace of such a Sun,
 8 XI  |       sanctity that truly the day of salvation, the day of
 9 XI  |     the day of salvation, the day of propitiation, the day
10 XI  |      day of propitiation, the day which the Lord hath made,
11 XI  |  rising of the dawning of the day" (Job III, 9.) What is meant
12 XI  |       shew the dawning of the day its place ?" (Job XXXVIII,
13 XI  |      the Psalm: "Thine is the day and thine is the night,
14 XI  |       Gregory well says: "The day is the life of the just,
15 XI  |       in a pillar of fire, by day in a pillar of cloud, and
16 XI  | houses in the dark, as in the day they had appointed for themselves,
17 XI  |      against thee on judgment day. Therefore it is said in
18 XIII|      whom it is said: "In the day of the full moon he will
19 XIV |     more resplendent than the day. There are as many days
20 XVI |       shall take on the first day the fruit of the most fair
21 XVI |    most fair tree." The first day illumining the soul is faith.