Chapter

 1 II   |     appear outwardly to men fair, but within are full of
 2 II   |   say to her: "Thou art all fair, O my beloved, and there
 3 III  |  Call me not Noemi, that is fair, but call me Mara, that
 4 VII  | Church, of the redolence of fair fame, of the resplendence
 5 VII  |     Canticle of Canticles: "Fair as the moon." This moon,
 6 VII  |    full of the redolence of fair fame. As a field is full
 7 VII  |      so is Mary full of the fair fame of fragrant sprinkling.
 8 VII  | this full field is the full fair fame of Mary, her full honor.
 9 X    |   her former mercy Mary was fair as the moon; but for the
10 X    |    say: "I am the mother of fair love, and of fear, and of
11 XI   |  herself the rising aurora, fair as the moon to her neighbors,
12 XI   |   in her shining virginity, fair as the moon in her resplendent
13 XII  |     he exclaimed: "O Virgin fair to look upon, lovable to
14 XIII |   forth as the rising dawn, fair as the moon, bright as the
15 XIII |   women." Likewise Mary was fair as the moon in the lightgiving
16 XIV  |     Canticle: "Thou art all fair, O my beloved." She was
17 XVI  |   day the fruit of the most fair tree." The first day illumining
18 XVI  |   beautiful tree, that most fair tree is Mary; fair indeed
19 XVI  |     most fair tree is Mary; fair indeed in the leaves of
20 XVIII|  grasses of good works, the fair flowers of virtues and gifts,