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 1   0, 9     |      conversation about their Divine Master. On the next day
 2   1, 8     |       to the weakest that His Divine Majesty gives favours, which
 3   1, 5     |         which come to us from Divine things are as purely natural
 4   2, 6     |     but of the purest gold of Divine wisdom. In this state the
 5   4, 3     |     utmost not to thwart this Divine betrothal. If she is neglectful,
 6   4, 5     |       but endeavour that this Divine betrothal should not be
 7   3, 19    |      no other choice. May His Divine Majesty grant us to fix
 8   7, 8     |      retain something of this Divine favour, with the result
 9   7, 10    |       the company of both His Divine and His human nature. When,
10   8, 8     |       commend yourself to the Divine Majesty and pray Him not
11   1, 5     | aforementioned favour of this Divine Marriage, He first of all
12   1, 6(218)|       fleeting glimpse of the Divine Essence, as was probably
13   1, 7     |     feels within herself this Divine companionship. ~
14   1, 10    |             It seems that the Divine Majesty, by means of this
15   2, 1     |      now come to treat of the Divine and Spiritual Marriage,
16   2, 6     |     that kind. For from those Divine breasts, where it seems
17   2, 8     |    meaning for so long as the Divine Majesty holds it thus by
18   4, 5     |  visions so as to enjoy those Divine favours and pursue no other