Chapter

 1 IV   |           found Mary temperate in food and drink. For grace and
 2 IV   |          exceed due moderation in food and drink !~Seventhly, see
 3 VII  | discussions; the supper-room, for food; the bedchamber, for rest.
 4 VII  |          our life. Whence have we food and clothing, bread and
 5 XVI  |     exceeding much; and in it was food for all" (Dan. IV, 9), certainly
 6 XVIII|         culture, and brings forth food for animals. This desert
 7 XVIII|           forth a Son, who is the food of all the faithful. Therefore
 8 XVIII|         Mary's womb, which is the food of all the just. Mary is
 9 XVIII|       says: "Good Fruit, which is food and drink to hungering and
10 XVIII|          will perish from want of food, because you have full pasture
11 XVIII|           fruit on the tree, full food in the manger." For St.
12 XVIII|     manger, in which has lain the food of animals, but also the
13 XVIII|          of animals, but also the food of angels !"~Fifthly, the