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 1 III  |       she leans upon them most fully and entirely by communicating
 2 IV   |   towards her neighbor is most fully declared. Charity to our
 3 VII  |      plena." O truly full, and fully full! Gabriel had not yet
 4 VII  |      by the Eternal Sun she is fully illuminated with the light
 5 VII  |   veneration. Let her be moved fully, I say, that she may pour
 6 VII  | because this glory shines most fully in Mary, above all pure
 7 VII  |       which shines in her most fully. Rightly above all the aforesaid
 8 VII  |   plena, he says: "Well is she fully pleasing because she is
 9 VII  |     could not but possess most fully the glory of eternal splendor."
10 VII  | because this glory shines most fully in Mary, above all pure
11 VII  |       which shines in her most fully. Rightly above all the aforesaid
12 VII  |          he says: "Well is she fully pleasing because she is
13 VII  |     could not but possess most fully the glory of eternal splendor."
14 XVI  |        wish to appreciate more fully the beauty of this Fruit,
15 XVI  |        so abundant that it can fully refresh the insatiable soul,
16 XVIII|  Therefore, this fruit is most fully the fruit of Mary: it is