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 1 V   |        who was truly a seer in contemplation and was swift in work. For
 2 VI  |      herself, in the most wise contemplation of things to be enjoyed;
 3 VII |        deeds; like balm in her contemplation; like myrrh in her sufferings.
 4 XI  | interpreted, means a mirror or contemplation. Whoever wishes to contemplate
 5 XI  |     arrive at the knowledge of contemplation. Therefore the Apostle saith: "
 6 XII |    soul, whom God raises up in contemplation and hides in the hidden
 7 XII |    tumult of men. This soul by contemplation enters into Christ the King.
 8 XII |      the happy Virgin Mary, by contemplation and devotion of this soul,
 9 XII |     lives, a golden rod in our contemplation, an iron rod in our defense.
10 XII |      the mind seeking quiet in contemplation. Let the mind be active,
11 XV  |  neighbor; again from above in contemplation, from below, in action.
12 XVII|      high affection; upward in contemplation, upward in love. Thus this