Chapter

 1 IV  |       whom St. Luke saith: "Mary rising up with haste, went into
 2 IX  |          Prophet says: "From the rising of the sun even to its setting,
 3 XI  | irradiated, herself prepares the rising of this Sun, has wonderfully
 4 XI  |     grace; third, because of the rising of the Sun of justice; fourth,
 5 XI  |          and not see it, nor the rising of the dawning of the day" (
 6 XI  |      XVIII, 21.) The dawn, whose rising the night does not see,
 7 XI  |          it were, in herself the rising aurora, fair as the moon
 8 XI  |        Mary was, as it were, the rising aurora in her shining virginity,
 9 XI  |     aurora, because of the happy rising of the Sun of justice. For
10 XI  |        rose upon this world. His rising was unaccompanied by any
11 XI  |   exceedingly resplendent in the rising of her Sun, according to
12 XI  |         Jacob gave thanks at the rising of dawn, let us, therefore,
13 XI  |         hold the spears from the rising of the morning, till the
14 XI  |        Then, as it were from the rising of the morning, we work,
15 XI  |      ought to work well till the rising of the stars, that is, until
16 XIII|         that cometh forth as the rising dawn, fair as the moon,
17 XIII| therefore, has advanced like the rising morning, in admirable virginity
18 XVI |         the eighth year of those rising again, we have all the fruit