Chapter

 1 I    |    from the "vae" or "woe" of sin. Thus it behooved the Mother
 2 II   |       THREEFOLD WOE OF ACTUAL SIN, FROM THE THREEFOLD WOE
 3 II   |    There is the woe of actual sin, of original misery, and
 4 II   |      to these, woe to all who sin by the lips, as is said
 5 II   |       life entirely free from sin, that while she ministered
 6 II   |    the Destroyer of death and sin, she should obtain the gift
 7 II   |     is the woe of the fuel of sin which is born in us, by
 8 II   |        when adults, to actual sin; but also the woe of stain
 9 II   |       only free from original sin, but also from the fuel
10 II   |      in so far as it leads to sin, for she was conceived without
11 II   |     threefold woe of original sin; but also from the threefold
12 III  |     living purely and without sin. Therefore doth Wisdom say
13 IV   |      Mary, who is without all sin, submitted herself to the
14 V    |      prosperity, that one may sin more freely. Holofernes,
15 V    |    gathered for the pardon of sin, nourished by the spirit
16 VI   |      above all men, free from sin and most pure. For she was
17 VI   |       to the slightest venial sin. Therefore St. Bernard saith: "
18 VI   |   lead a life free from every sin, so that, while she brought
19 VI   |   brought forth the slayer of sin and death, she should obtain
20 XI   |  driving away of the night of sin; secondly, because of the
21 XI   |  should fall into the mire of sin and the pit of hell. Let
22 XI   |      by the night of original sin. For the night which Job
23 XI   |    was conceived, is original sin; in which we are all conceived.
24 XI   |       Saints are conceived in sin, they are born in sin, and
25 XI   |      in sin, they are born in sin, and hence it is rightly
26 XI   | unaccompanied by any cloud of sin; wherefore this aurora was
27 XI   |      the darkness of original sin. Behold, here it is said
28 XI   | without the cloud of original sin, without the fire of carnal
29 XI   |  Christ you will find neither sin in the offspring, nor concupiscence
30 XI   |   angels, and men. For man by sin had offended his Creator;
31 XI   |      to an unhappy consent to sin, alas, how great evils these
32 XII  |     forth, being born without sin, and how sadly was it crushed
33 XIII |        She went forth without sin, she made progress beyond
34 XIII |       by her nativity without sin....~Secondly, consider that
35 XVI  |      Not to taste of it is to sin. See, therefore, how abundant
36 XVII |    that hath not known bed in sin, she shall have fruit in
37 XVII |     man, than that Mary could sin." O Mary most happy, who
38 XVIII|       the expiation of mortal sin; the second is the pacification
39 XVIII|      of the wound of original sin; the fourth is the satisfying
40 XVIII|       the expiation of mortal sin. Of this we can understand
41 XVIII|      is the whole fruit, that sin may be taken away" (Is.
42 XVIII|   born, and suffered that the sin of man might be taken away.
43 XVIII|      of the wound of original sin; for man, falling among
44 XVIII|     wounds, while by original sin he became so blind to the
45 XVIII|      first, to expiate mortal sin; secondly, to placate the
46 XVIII|    heal the wound of original sin; fourthly, to relieve spiritual