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 1 2 |         veneration of the Blessed Virgin were awakened to new life
 2 3 |           devotion to the Blessed Virgin, that most excellent method
 3 5 |        praying assiduously to the Virgin Mother of God through her
 4 6 | Canterbury says: "What dignity, O Virgin, could be more highly prized
 5 9 |          was called "blessed." "O Virgin most holy, none abounds
 6 10|  prayerful address to the Blessed Virgin: "Through you the Apostles
 7 13|    Catholic Faith, redound to the Virgin Mother of God. For from
 8 15|         unexampled part which the Virgin most admirably played and
 9 18|        the dogma that the Blessed Virgin is the Mother of God, the
10 19|        our mighty and kindhearted Virgin Mother to obtain the things
11 19|           pleasing to the Blessed Virgin it is bound to be. For,
12 20|    beseech her in this manner: "O Virgin most pure, whose privilege
13 20|         of rebuff! Beseech Him, O Virgin most holy, to grant peace
14 21|        God,"(16) who imitated the Virgin most pure in the example
15 23|       invite souls, as though the Virgin herself were bidding them,
16 31|           protection of the great Virgin, especially next month.