Chapter

 1 II   |    the Queen of Virgins, by a singular privilege of sanctity, to
 2 II   |   earth, so great a degree of singular glory did she gain in Heaven."
 3 IV   |       Holy Spirit burned in a singular manner in her heart, therefore
 4 V    |     grace, the prerogative of singular glory?" Likewise grace made
 5 VI   |    the Queen of Virgins, by a singular privilege of sanctity, to
 6 VI   |   Bernard saith: "This is the singular glory of our Virgin, and
 7 VII  |   fecund, and the Virgin by a singular grace brought forth that
 8 VII  |   came forth through her by a singular manner of birth. But certainly,
 9 VIII |    the Lord who is thine in a singular manner, O Mary. The Lord,
10 X    |  among the sons of men." This singular Lord of Mary was with her
11 X    |     became in a wonderful and singular manner the daughter of the
12 XI   |     world, prepared in a most singular manner by the Eternal Sun,
13 XI   |        saying: "O wonderfully singular and singularly wonderful
14 XIII |       fecundity shone forth a singular pre-eminence. A refreshing
15 XIII |       it would have been most singular if the Virgin had conceived
16 XIII |     would have been much more singular if the Virgin had conceived
17 XIII |    conceived an angel. It was singular above all that a virgin
18 XV   |      and thou hast obtained a singular blessing, that thou shouldst
19 XVI  |     prevented and filled by a singular grace, that she might have
20 XVIII| because He was born in a most singular way from her womb. He is