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 1 1 |       the Mother of the Divine King, Jesus Christ; nor has that
 2 8 |        Prince of Peace,"6 the "King of Kings and Lord of Lords."7
 3 9 |        Mary "the Mother of the King" and "the Mother of the
 4 10| venerable than the throne of a king is her mother."10 And in
 5 11|        Mary "the Mother of the King of the universe," and the "
 6 11|   Mother who brought forth the King of the whole world,"12 while
 7 11|       man, and even as Supreme King."13~
 8 20|     perpetual Queen beside the King, her son," whose "snow-white
 9 24| vigilant to intercede with the king whom she bore." Benedict
10 24|      stated that the sovereign King has in some way communicated
11 25|        to be the mother of the King of kings, it is deservedly
12 28|        give birth to Jesus the king."34 In addition: "I shall
13 28|      who hast borne Christ the king art exalted above the seraphim. . .
14 34|      the Word, was also as man King and Lord of all things.
15 35|        than that Christ is our King not only by natural right,
16 37|   redeemed us, is our Lord and king by a special title, so the
17 38|     new Adam, must be called a King not merely because He is
18 39|        Christ, the God-Man, is King; but Mary, too, as Mother