Chapter

 1 XI   |      who produced bread in the desert without ploughing, impregnated
 2 XII  |        that cometh up from the desert, as a pillar of smoke of
 3 XII  | perfumer?" (Cant. III, 6.) The desert is the heart of the sinner,
 4 XII  |    therefore, came up from the desert as a pillar of smoke, when,
 5 XII  |     manifold satisfactions. No desert doth the Virgin Mary abhor,
 6 XII  |    cherishest him and dost not desert him, until he is reconciled
 7 XII  |        is said in Isaias: "The desert shall rejoice and shall
 8 XII  |      fittingly be said to be a desert, who was so willing to be
 9 XII  |  witness." In what manner this desert, the Virgin Mary, should
10 XII  |        in God my Savior." This desert of earth flowered like a
11 XV   |    this who cometh up from the desert, like a rod of incense?"
12 XVIII|        beautiful places of the desert have blossomed, and the
13 XVIII|      forth its fruit." It is a desert or a wilderness because
14 XVIII|   forth food for animals. This desert may signify Mary, who without
15 XVIII|         Mary is this beautiful desert. Mary is also this fruitful
16 XVIII|       have full pasture in the desert, full fruit on the tree,