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 1 I   |     likewise treats of the Holy Mother of God.~ ~ ~ ~Although I
 2 III |        Therefore it is that the mother, who was superior to the
 3 III |    things? The most holy virgin mother, therefore, escaped entirely
 4 III |      the only-begotten, without mother, from out His Father's substance,
 5 III |        union, and preserved his mother's purity uncorrupt and uninjured --
 6 IV  |     substance assumed. The holy mother goes up to the temple to
 7 IV  |          by the pure and chaste mother, in the temple, and that
 8 V   |   connected with thee, O virgin mother, thou spiritual throne,
 9 VII |        prophet Isaiah, the holy mother of God now manifestly fulfilled.
10 VIII|       to the exhortation of the mother of God, who is the handmaid
11 IX  |        O daughter of David, and mother of the Lord and God of David.
12 IX  |         presignifying thee, the mother of God, who has conceived
13 IX  |  prefigured thee. ~"Hail! hail! mother and handmaid of God. Hail!
14 IX  |       Honour thy father and thy mother, will have most assuredly,
15 IX  |     Himself has written down as mother. ~"Even so must these things
16 IX  |        fitting saluation as the mother of the King Eternal, even
17 X   |    grateful exceedingly to God, mother of God, thou that givest
18 X   |      most beautiful flower; the mother of the Creator; the nurse
19 XI  | declared [Isa. 7:11], namely, a mother beyond nature, and an offspring
20 XI  |       beyond reason; an earthly mother and a heavenly son; a new
21 XIV |      thee for ever, thou virgin mother of God, our unceasing joy,
22 XIV | gleamedst, sweet gift-bestowing mother, of the light of the sun;
23 XIV |       us in remembrance. O holy mother of God, remember us, I say,