Chapter

 1 II  |      of Virgins, by a singular privilege of sanctity, to lead a life
 2 VI  |        alone by God.~The first privilege of Mary was that she was,
 3 VI  |      of Virgins, by a singular privilege of sanctity, to lead a life
 4 VI  |       and justice."~The second privilege of Mary is that, above all
 5 VI  |      by the angels."~The third privilege of Mary was that she alone
 6 VI  |         Bernard, praising this privilege, says: "Mary chose for herself
 7 VI  |       or fecund virginity. The privilege of Mary will not be given
 8 VI  |     away from her."~The fourth privilege of Mary is that she alone
 9 VI  |        measure that so great a privilege should be granted to a creature.
10 VI  | granted to a creature. Of this privilege St. Bernard saith: "This
11 VI  |     God the Father."~The fifth privilege of Mary is that she alone
12 VI  |       II, appendix.)~The sixth privilege of Mary was that she alone,
13 VI  |       the Judge. It is a great privilege that she is more powerful
14 VI  |     their errors."~The seventh privilege of Mary is that she, above
15 VI  |    angels and archangels. This privilege not, as it were, of nature,
16 VI  |     Behold how glorious is the privilege of Mary's glory that she,
17 VI  | exalted in glory. The glorious privilege of the glory of Mary is,
18 VI  |       is entirely the glorious privilege of Mary, that, after God,
19 VI  |        speaking of her seventh privilege. To this grace can be applied
20 XIII|      the sun in the illumining privilege of her fecundity, when not