Chapter

 1 III  |       to sail to some distant land, choose a star by whose
 2 III  | astray, make their way to the land of their desire. Such is
 3 XI   |  rivers emerge, water all the land of delights, and flow over
 4 XII  |    forth the Lord, art of the land of Israel; thou hast grown
 5 XII  |  flowers have appeared in our land." Let the winter, therefore
 6 XIV  |     her womb. Rightly is that land blessed which produces so
 7 XIV  |     hast blessed, O Lord, thy land." That land is Mary, of
 8 XIV  |       O Lord, thy land." That land is Mary, of whom it is said
 9 XVIII|      away to . . . a fruitful land, and plentiful in wine,
10 XVIII|      and plentiful in wine, a land of bread and vineyards,
11 XVIII|     of bread and vineyards, a land of olives, and oil and honey,
12 XVIII|  shall be taken away into the land of Mary, or the land of
13 XVIII|      the land of Mary, or the land of the Church. This land
14 XVIII|      land of the Church. This land is exceedingly fertile,