Chapter

 1 Prol |        saith: "My tongue faileth, Lady, for my mind is insufficient.
 2 Prol |          my mind is insufficient. Lady, all that is within me burns
 3 Prol |           therefore, my most kind Lady and Mother, graciously accept
 4 I    |            By thy fruitfulness, O Lady, the unclean sinner is justified,
 5 I    |           is recalled. Thy Son, O Lady, redeemed the captive world,
 6 III  | illuminatrix. Mary is interpreted lady. Mary is a bitter sea to
 7 III  |           to all creatures she is lady.~Mary is interpreted: "a
 8 III  |          how Mary is interpreted "lady." Such a title well becometh
 9 III  |           very deed the sovereign lady of the inhabitants of Heaven,
10 III  |          hell. She is, I say, the Lady of angels, the Lady of men,
11 III  |           the Lady of angels, the Lady of men, the Lady Sovereign
12 III  |      angels, the Lady of men, the Lady Sovereign in Heaven, on
13 III  |         consider that Mary is the Lady of angels; for it was she
14 III  |           was foreshadowed by the Lady Esther, of whom we read
15 III  |      Queen; the two servants, the lady of whom is Mary our Queen,
16 III  |         have their Lord and their Lady from among us men. Truly
17 III  |           praise. If I style thee Lady of angels, thou art truly
18 III  |         in this world follows its Lady, Mary. It follows her, bearing
19 III  |       train of the garment of its Lady, that is, gathering up the
20 III  |     handmaids on whom Mary, their Lady, as it were, leans in Heaven.
21 III  |          by presenting to thee, O Lady, those who day and night
22 III  |          consider how Mary is the Lady of men in this world. Of
23 III  |        men in this world. Of this Lady it is said in the Psalm: "
24 III  |          etc. The handmaid of the Lady Mary is every human soul,
25 III  |           is by the hands of this Lady we have whatever good we
26 III  |       Mary." By the hands of this Lady we should also offer to
27 III  |           us, that we have such a Lady, who hath towards us such
28 III  |     devout Anselm saith: "O great Lady, to whom the joyful multitude
29 III  |         all-powerful and merciful Lady, I, an anxious sinner, have
30 III  |          consider how Mary is the Lady of the demons in hell, so
31 III  |           great power. So great a Lady, of such great power, deserves
32 III  |            when, speaking to this Lady, he says: "Thee, O Lady
33 III  |           Lady, he says: "Thee, O Lady so very great, my heart
34 III  |        thou seest how Mary is the Lady of angels in Heaven, of
35 III  |         Sea, the Light-giver, the Lady. Mary is the Star of the
36 III  |  eternally illumined in glory ! O Lady Mary, help us that by thy
37 IV   |            excellently befits Our Lady. For most fittingly is so
38 IV   |       creatures; Mary is made the Lady of Heaven and earth; and
39 VII  |          of this oil: "No wonder, Lady, if the sanctuary is so
40 VII  |            I speak to thee alone, Lady; the world is full of thy
41 VII  |            I speak to thee alone, Lady; the world is full of thy
42 VIII |         He made her the universal Lady of all things-the Lady,
43 VIII |  universal Lady of all things-the Lady, I say, of Heaven, and the
44 VIII |           say, of Heaven, and the Lady of the world. St. Anselm
45 VIII |          Queen of heaven, and the Lady of the World, to the Mother
46 VIII |          also truly say: "Thou, O Lady, endurest for ever." What
47 VIII |          therefore, most powerful Lady, be a helper to us who are
48 VIII |         impotent ! Now, most wise Lady, be to us who are foolish
49 VIII |        counselor ! O most wealthy Lady, be to us who are poor a
50 VIII |   benefactress ! O most unfailing Lady, be to us feeble, failing
51 IX   |         made her also our special Lady. Which St. Bernard acknowledged
52 IX   |   acknowledged when he said: "Our Lady, our mediatrix, our advocate,
53 IX   |           have we a most merciful Lady. Our Lord is of much mercy
54 IX   |           who invoke Him, and our Lady is of much mercy to all
55 X    |    special a way that He made her Lady, so that there never was
56 X    |       Brother." St. Anselm says: "Lady and Mother, by whom we have
57 X    |        ever will be. Therefore, O Lady, because so great a Lord
58 XI   |       with the dawn. Therefore, O Lady, most sweet morning, our
59 XI   |           most sweet morning, our Lady, most sweet Mary, let us
60 XII  |        the heart, give thyself, O Lady, to the weak soul who followeth
61 XII  |        the demons from us I This, Lady, we ask, and we ask it devoutly
62 XIII |          The Lord is with thee, O Lady most dear to the Lord, most
63 XIII |          thee, O most well-fitted Lady, most worthy of the Lord !
64 XIV  |           As Abigail typifies Our Lady, so David typifies Our Lord.
65 XIV  |            No one was so fitting, Lady, to turn away the sword
66 XV   |        not utter ? For if thou, O Lady, art the Mother of God,
67 XVIII|           St. Anselm: "Hear me, O Lady! Heal the soul of thy servant