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 1 IV  |      shall pierce." This sword signifies the bitter Passion and death
 2 V   |        freely. Holofernes, who signifies the devil, says: "Drink
 3 V   | interpreted as "strength," and signifies him of whom it is said in
 4 VIII|         XXIV, 15 . ) Jerusalem signifies the Church triumphant in
 5 VIII|       triumphant in Heaven; it signifies also the Church militant
 6 XI  |      the departing one, and it signifies the devil, who takes anyone
 7 XI  |    departs from God. The light signifies the Holy of Holies, Jesus
 8 XI  |        the night does not see, signifies the Blessed Virgin, whose
 9 XI  |  peopled by men, as St. Anselm signifies, saying: "O wonderfully
10 XIII|       the Queen of Saba, which signifies a cry. For Mary is the Queen
11 XIV |       ark placed in that house signifies Christ, for Christ is our
12 XIV |       of Christ; and the manna signifies His divinity. Because of
13 XIV |     XXV, 32 f.) The fool Nabal signifies the sinner; for every sinner
14 XIV |     infinite" (I, 15). Abigail signifies Mary, for the name is interpreted, "
15 XV  | interpreted as "increase," and signifies every faithful soul enriched
16 XV  |       XV, 1.) The meek Abigail signifies the meek Mary. Do you wish
17 XV  |        nothing to fear." David signifies Christ, who by Mary's meekness
18 XVI |        XXV, 21) The sixth year signifies the sixth age, the seventh