Metre/Prose,  page

 1 Pre,    2  |       literature. Truly, as was said by Robert Holkoth long ago,
 2 pI,   13   |       herself shortly afterward said, had woven without a seam,
 3 pII,   19  |       Now the virgin, as before said, came forth from the bounds
 4 pIII,   24 |  ideally preconceived. ~'Alas!' said she, 'what blindness of
 5 pIII,   30 |       to treat of what has been said, yet I have allowed my discourse
 6 pIII,   32 |    marvelous apparition; and I ~said that it was not to be wondered
 7 pIV,   34  |      watchful on its threshold, said: ~'Can it be that thou dost
 8 pIV,   34  |   fitting reply. ~For nothing,' said I, 'O heavenly queen, do
 9 pIV,   34  |        of this question.' ~Then said she: ~'Since all things
10 pIV,   38  |     them in retribution.' ~Then said 1: ~O thou who directest
11 pIV,   39  |        our explanations.' ~Then said I: ~`I marvel as I think
12 pIV,   39  |      calm look much disquieted, said: ~What! in thine asking
13 pIV,   40  |         or the very deities are said to have stealthily withdrawn
14 pIV,   41  |        explanation.' ~At this I said: ~I Now I see, mother, that
15 pIV,   41  |       by me?' I marvel " then I said, wherefore certain parts
16 pIV,   41  |     show. For since, as we have said before, many men have taken
17 pIV,   41  |   disgrace and division.' ~Then said I: ~Now the stream of my
18 pIV,   43  |      hunger of my intellect,' I said, 'the sharpness of my burning
19 pIV,   43  |    which thou promisest.' ~Then said she: ~'When God wished to
20 pIV,   45  |        slowly shaking her head, said in words foretelling rebuke: ~'
21 pV,   58   |         a timely sickle.' ~Then said I : ~'Now long since my
22 mVI,   58  |       passa ruinam.~'Alas!' she said suffering what headlong
23 pVI,   66  |        of Mother Wisdom.' ~Then said I: ~'I could wish that,
24 pVI,   66  | severest censure and invective, said: ~
25 pVII,   75 |        of her unpausing speech, said: ~'I could wish that thou
26 pVIII,   83|       their speech with speech, said: ~`O lonely lamps in human
27 pIX,   90  |     bowed head to the skies and said: ~"O first foundation of