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 1 VII |     24.) And again: "Like the morning star in the midst of a cloud."
 2 XI  |    word: "As the light of the morning when the sun riseth, shineth
 3 XI  |    sun riseth, shineth in the morning without clouds" (2 Kings,
 4 XI  |        4. ) The light of this morning is the holiness of Mary,
 5 XI  |   fulfilled the office of the morning. For the Sun of justice,
 6 XI  |    His own birth by a certain morning splendor, copiously transfused
 7 XI  |     light." The light of this morning shone forth wonderfully
 8 XI  |       said, "Let me go, it is morning," Jacob would not let him
 9 XI  |       had blessed him. In the morning took place the struggle
10 XI  |        Job XXIV, 16.) "If the morning suddenly appear, it is to
11 XI  |      Mary help us! For if the morning shall suddenly appear, if
12 XI  | spears from the rising of the morning, till the stars appear" (
13 XI  |   were from the rising of the morning, we work, when being irradiated
14 XI  |      is Mary, our aurora, our morning, as St. Bernard testifies,
15 XI  |  fittingly Mary is called the morning, the aurora. The Lord is
16 XI  | Therefore, O Lady, most sweet morning, our Lady, most sweet Mary,
17 XII |        as it is said: "In the morning it blooms and fades." But
18 XIII|        in the dawn, or in the morning, that is, in the chaste
19 XIII|      advanced like the rising morning, in admirable virginity