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 1 I   |    most pure mother, that the purity of the Virgin-Mother, than
 2 II  |     her perfect innocence and purity of life; rightly is Ave
 3 II  |       without stain conceived Purity, and without pain brought
 4 III |       the sea, because of her purity, her radiance, and her utility.
 5 III |       For both in dignity and purity she surpasses the sun, the
 6 III |      surpassest the angels in purity, and the saints in piety!"
 7 III |       a most pure Star by the purity of her life.~Secondly, consider
 8 V   |     was done in Mary, was all purity and simplicity, all grace
 9 V   |      she abounded in heavenly purity, heavenly light, and other
10 VII |     the married, yea, nor the purity of the angels." For it is
11 VIII|      how Mary, because of the purity of her life, is rightly
12 XI  |     in Heaven by thy virginal purity." Thus you see how fittingly
13 XII |       nobility; golden by her purity, royal by her justice; golden
14 XII |      keeps the royal court of purity with immaculate affection,
15 XIII|       thy flesh to be of such purity that He deigned to unite
16 XIII|    unite it to His own divine purity." She also by her virginity
17 XIV | Whatever was in Mary, was all purity and simplicity, all grace
18 XV  |  conquerest the angels by thy purity, surpassest the Saints by