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 1 IX|        just, a most sure, a most renowned Lord. A Lord who was not
 2 IX| judgments, true in promises, nor renowned among his people, would
 3 IX|      most true in fidelity; most renowned in fame.~First, therefore,
 4 IX|          is the Lord who is most renowned for fame. He is of a great
 5 IX|         how great a Lord, what a renowned Lord, is He who is with
 6 IX|        thee! And because He is a renowned and famous Lord, who is
 7 IX|           who is with thee in so renowned a manner, therefore art
 8 IX|          therefore art thou most renowned together with Him. For thou
 9 IX|          11.) O Mary of the most renowned name, how can thy name not
10 IX|    written: "And she was greatly renowned among all, because she feared
11 IX|         VIII, 8.) Mary is indeed renowned because of her virtues and
12 IX|    example; but she is even more renowned because of her mercies and
13 IX|   unspeakable benefits, and more renowned still because of her graces
14 IX|           What wonder if Mary is renowned in the world from so many
15 IX|          of her mercy, who is so renowned for that one benefit which
16 IX|     therefore, with thee, O most renowned Mary. Rejoice, rejoice!
17 IX|          art most just; the most renowned Lord is with thee in such
18 IX|      together with Him, art most renowned. O most loving Mary, save
19 IX|          by thy fidelity! O most renowned Mary, save us by thy sweet