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 1 V  |    with Ecclesiasticus: "My odor is as unmixed balm" (Eccli.
 2 V  | fruit is-also of a pleasant odor to devout souls. John the
 3 V  |   John the Apostle had this odor in mind when he said to
 4 V  |   he said to the Lord: "Thy odor hath roused in me eternal
 5 V  |     thou not experience the odor of mercy of this fruit?
 6 V  |    Canticle: "We run in the odor of thy ointments"? It is
 7 VII|  buys that field." The full odor of this full field is the
 8 VII| forth from her a most sweet odor, rejoicing the angelic spirits."
 9 VII|   angelic spirits." Of this odor she herself, glorying, could
10 VII|  aromatical balm." The good odor of Mary was like cinnamon
11 VII|     her suffering. The good odor of Mary was also like cinnamon
12 VII|     Father say: "Behold the odor of my Son is as the smell
13 VII|     Father say: "Behold the odor of my Son is as the smell
14 XVI|     beauty is in faith, its odor in hope. We perceive its
15 XVI|     a fruit of sweetness of odor." The fruit of the vine
16 XVI|    who thirsts, so does the odor of Christ draw one who runs
17 XVI|     little relish the sweet odor of this Fruit. Oh, that
18 XVI|    smell, who perceived the odor of this divine fruit from