Chapter

 1 II   |       woes we may not unfitly understand what we read in the Apocalypse. "
 2 II   |    surpassed them all." If we understand these daughters to be human
 3 III  |        By Esther the Queen we understand Mary our Queen; the two
 4 III  |       them that of her we may understand that saying of Psalm 100: "
 5 V    |      speaking to Mary, said: "Understand, prudent Virgin, how great
 6 VII  |      Of this plenitude we may understand that word of Isaias: "I
 7 VII  |        Of her fullness we may understand what we read in Genesis: "
 8 XVI  |     of its fatherhood. We can understand of this Fruit that word
 9 XVI  |  virtue. Of this fruit we may understand that word of the Proverbs: "
10 XVII | against pride. On this we may understand what is said in the Book
11 XVII |      fly envy. Of this we can understand the word of the Psalmist: "
12 XVIII|    mortal sin. Of this we can understand what is said in Isaias: "
13 XVIII|     By the whole fruit we may understand Him of whom St. Bernard
14 XVIII|  waters," etc. What should we understand by the running waters but
15 XVIII|       useless words, which we understand to be signified in the words, "