Chapter

 1 III|         thus dost enlighten our night. For he who walketh in thy
 2 III|         by which so many in the night of this world are spiritually
 3 III|         Lady, those who day and night commend themselves to thee."~
 4 XI |         the driving away of the night of sin; secondly, because
 5 XI |      Therefore Job, cursing the night in which it was said: "A
 6 XI |      The dawn, whose rising the night does not see, signifies
 7 XI |        was not initiated by the night of original sin. For the
 8 XI |        of original sin. For the night which Job cursed, the night
 9 XI |     night which Job cursed, the night in which man was conceived,
10 XI |       is rightly said that this night has seen no light.~Secondly,
11 XI |   because she put an end to the night of guilt, in her most full
12 XI |        the day and thine is the night, thou hast made the aurora
13 XI |       life of the just, but the night is taken to mean the life
14 XI |       the children of Israel by night in a pillar of fire, by
15 XI |       aurora midway between the night and the sun, because in
16 XI | excellent mediatrix between the night and the sun, between man
17 XIV|     sinners who are darker than night. For there are as many nights