Chapter

 1 Prol |         can be expressed in human words is less than the praise
 2 Prol |        fact of its being put into words, is less worthy, less pleasing,
 3 I    |          is well signified by the words, The Lord is with thee.
 4 I    |        when she is saluted in the words: Blessed art thou among
 5 I    |          is well expressed in the words: Blessed is the fruit of
 6 II   |       Mary; nothing prolix in her words, nothing forward in her
 7 IV   |    charity to her neighbor in her words; she is that Mary of whom
 8 IV   |           in her heart and in her words, but she also exercised
 9 IV   |        Luke: "Mary kept all these words, pondering in her heart" (
10 VI   |           beauty, and in sense of words" (Judith XI, 19.) Truly
11 VI   |   conscience, and in the sense of words of a most skilled tongue.
12 VI   |           gather and meditate the words of her lips as recorded
13 VI   |    honeycomb" (IV, 11.) The seven words of Mary, spoken to the Angel,
14 VI   |       chaste, but base and carnal words. Mary spoke to the Angel
15 VI   |       Mary spoke to the Angel the words of humility when she said: "
16 VI   |           of themselves, but have words of boasting and elation
17 VI   |           not only not speak good words to their neighbors, but
18 VII  |           glorying, could use the words of Ecclesiasticus (XXIV,
19 VII  |       shows when, speaking of the words, Ave gratia plena, he says: "
20 VII  |       shows when, speaking of the words, "Ave gratia plena," he
21 VIII |        both good and bad, all our words, good and bad, all our thoughts
22 IX   |      Think, therefore, upon those words of His, in which He has
23 IX   |       faithful Lord will keep His words faithfully. He will faithfully
24 IX   |          most faithfully keep His words, as He Himself says in the
25 X    |         etc. Oh, what honeflowing words have those sweet lips of
26 X    |         tongue in those two sweet words which she addressed to Gabriel?
27 X    |        her tongue in her eloquent words to God; she had milk on
28 XI   |           alluding to these sweet words, says: "Mary, I beseech
29 XI   |          say, commenting on these words: "I saw her coming up beautiful
30 XII  |           XI.) Let us place these words before the eye of our mind,
31 XIII |          X, 2.) Consider in these words the glory of Mary entering
32 XIV  |           she is saluted with the words "The Lord is with thee."
33 XIV  |          pleasing to God were the words of her lips, saying: "Him
34 XIV  |           please much more by thy words, for He cries to thee from
35 XIV  |         Abigail appeased David by words and gifts; Mary appeased
36 XV   |      meekness to soothe with kind words the anger of those who are
37 XVI  |       indeed in the leaves of the words of her mouth; fairer in
38 XVI  |        Maker of this Fruit in the words of the Psalm: "Let all peoples
39 XVII |       Mary, nothing prolix in her words, nothing unbecoming in her
40 XVII |         Magnificat, he puts these words into her mouth: "I offer
41 XVII |       talker, nor a lover of evil words; these things are always
42 XVIII|       distilled the honey-flowing words, "Behold the handmaid of
43 XVIII|       healing leaves are edifying words and deeds. If even the leaves
44 XVIII|           lovely leaves of useful words, and the truly beautiful
45 XVIII|        nor to overflow in useless words, which we understand to
46 XVIII| understand to be signified in the words, "and his leaf shall not
47 XVIII|            Bernard explains these words as follows: "Behold I see
48 XVIII|       well glory, and utter those words which St. Bernard, speaking