Chapter

 1 IV   |   companions, and fellowworkers.~Fourthly, see how untiring and diligent
 2 V    |      forth a man without a man."~Fourthly, consider the utility of
 3 VI   |      Ghost may have mercy on us.~Fourthly, consider in Mary the grace
 4 VII  |          discipline to manners."~Fourthly, let us consider that Mary
 5 VIII |     therefore, O Mary most rich.~Fourthly, consider that the universal
 6 IX   |      thee, O most faithful Mary.~Fourthly, note that our special Lord,
 7 X    |         with his beloved spouse.~Fourthly, note that this Lord, who
 8 XI   | wonderful generation of her Son; fourthly, in her most glorious Assumption.~
 9 XI   |       bring forth without seed."~Fourthly, note that Mary is, as it
10 XI   | wonderful generation of her Son; fourthly, because of her taking possession
11 XI   |      remembrance and imitation."~Fourthly, note that Mary, our dawn,
12 XII  |          glory will never fade."~Fourthly, consider the flower of
13 XIII |     innumerable riches of merit.~Fourthly, consider that we find her
14 XIV  |          one is accursed of God; Fourthly, consider how truly Mary
15 XV   |          resplendent whiteness."~Fourthly, hear how Mary is blessed
16 XVI  |    multiplied, be most powerful.~Fourthly, consider how the fruit
17 XVII |        unbecoming in her deeds."~Fourthly, let us see how the fruit
18 XVIII|         of his Almighty Father."~Fourthly, the blessed fruit of Mary
19 XVIII|       the wound of original sin; fourthly, to relieve spiritual obstinacy;