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 1 IV  |      entirely immune from the seven capital sins. She was most
 2 VI  |     consists in the aforesaid seven gifts of the Holy Ghost;
 3 VI  |       it was by the aforesaid seven gifts that the grace of
 4 VI  |     built for Himself, having seven columns, which were the
 5 VI  |       columns, which were the seven Gifts of the Holy Ghost.
 6 VI  |      he ought to desire these seven pillars with great ardor
 7 VI  | Gospel. We find in the Gospel seven sentences, sweeter than
 8 VI  |      honeycomb" (IV, 11.) The seven words of Mary, spoken to
 9 VI  |       God, and to men, are as seven wells of honey. To the Angel,
10 VI  |       We can perceive in Mary seven privileges, privileges full
11 VI  |     These, therefore, are the seven privileges of Mary by which
12 VI  | beatitude of Mary consists in seven gifts of body and of soul.
13 XV  |     XV MARY IS BLESSED BY THE SEVEN VIRTUES AGAINST THE SEVEN
14 XV  |     SEVEN VIRTUES AGAINST THE SEVEN CAPITAL VICES~Blessed art
15 XV  |   incurred malediction by the seven capital vices; but Mary
16 XVII|       the mind vicious by the seven deadly sins; but virtuous
17 XVII|      but virtuous against the seven capital vices. Therefore,