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 1 Prol |    said of one so unspeakably sublime, by the very fact of its
 2 XII  |   this rod, saith: "O Virgin, sublime rod, to how great a height
 3 XIII |      when she is raised to so sublime a height that, while the
 4 XIII |      also be with us ! O most sublime Rod, grant that with us
 5 XIV  |    indeed because of her most sublime, most copious, most enduring
 6 XIV  |     because of her glory most sublime in dignity; blessed because
 7 XIV  |     because of her glory most sublime in dignity, not only because
 8 XVI  |   Fruit. A Fruit, I say, most sublime in being well-born, most
 9 XVI  | magnificence and glory, and a sublime fruit of the earth"; in
10 XVI  |       dignity; and it will be sublime, because of the eternal
11 XVII |       which was to grow to so sublime a height that it deserved
12 XVII |    say of her: "O Virgin, rod sublime, to what a height dost thou
13 XVIII|     The high mountain is that sublime mansion, that sublime society
14 XVIII|    that sublime mansion, that sublime society of angels, which
15 XVIII|   this high mountain, in this sublime society of angels, God planted
16 XVIII|   elect soul is planted on so sublime a height! We must joyfully