Chap., §

 1  Int,    6|     their eyes to her from their earthly existence, they do so because "
 2    1,    8|       not call her by her proper earthly name: Miryam (= Mary), but
 3    1,   10|         herself, in the order of earthly generation, gave life as
 4    1,   11|        effects oppress the whole earthly history of man (cf. Gen.
 5    1,   19|        in every extension of her earthly journey. She "advanced in
 6    2,   33|       glory: she who even in her earthly life possessed the spiritual
 7    2,   37|       beginning has modelled her earthly journey on that of the Mother
 8    2,   37|       found at the outset of the earthly history of man and woman,
 9    2,   37|         way as compared with all earthly creatures. Moreover, in
10    2,   37| sometimes tangled paths of man's earthly existence. The Church's
11    3,   38|      divine election Mary is the earthly Mother of the Father's consubstantial
12    3,   41|       upon the completion of her earthly sojourn. She was exalted
13    3,   41|          remained throughout her earthly life faithful to what this
14    3,   47|      Mary in the course of their earthly pilgrimage, they "strive