Chapter

 1 Prol |        termed the Mirror of Mary. Oh, do thou, therefore, my
 2 I    |       prerogatives of the Virgin. Oh, how sweetly are these praises
 3 II   |         and of all abominations." Oh, how far from this woe was
 4 II   |        asps is under their lips." Oh, how far from this woe was
 5 II   |         the guilt of their deeds. Oh, how far removed from such
 6 II   |           of wrath" (Eph. II, 3.) Oh, how far from this woe of
 7 II   |           days" (Matt. XXIV, 19.) Oh, how far from this woe was
 8 II   |     Augustine testifies, saying: "Oh, how blessed is that Mother
 9 II   |         bitter, than to the just. Oh, how far from this dissolution
10 II   |      conflagration of the damned. Oh, how far removed from this
11 III  |         of the sea" (Ex. XV, 19.) Oh, how bitter and full of
12 III  |        this sea to the Egyptians! Oh, how bitter and full of
13 III  |        creatures, men and angels. Oh, what a joy to us miserable
14 IV   |          he said: "Hail, Rabbi !" Oh, how sweetly did Mary know
15 V    |         had their abode" (IV, 9.) Oh, how wide-spreading, how
16 V    |           of mercy of this fruit? Oh, if thou didst inhale it,
17 V    |         with marrow and fatness." Oh, who can reckon how many
18 VI   |      shalt conceive in the womb." Oh, how great and how unheard-of
19 VIII |         number" ( Ps. CXLVI, 5. ) Oh, how wise is the Lord, whose
20 VIII |          hast surpassed them all. Oh, how rich is Mary in glory,
21 VIII |        who was so rich in misery! Oh, how rich is she in Heaven,
22 VIII |        was so rich in this world! Oh, how rich is she in her
23 X    |         mother of all believers?" Oh, dearly beloved, let us
24 X    |         dropping honeycomb," etc. Oh, what honeflowing words
25 XI   |         see God" (Hebr. XII, 14.) Oh, who shall relate, or who
26 XI   |           spear" (Wisd. V, 21 . ) Oh, what a warrior was Mary,
27 XII  |         virtue will appear again. Oh, with what flowers the flowering
28 XII  |         and praises of virginity. Oh, how greatly the crowns
29 XII  |        meritorious works to show. Oh, how flowering was that
30 XII  |       shall arise from its root." Oh, how beautifully this flower
31 XII  |      goeth forth and is crushed." Oh, how white in His going
32 XIV  |        God blessed thee forever." Oh, how great a grace was on
33 XIV  |          in useful conversations! Oh, how great a grace was always
34 XIV  |         let me hear thy voice.' " Oh, how true, how sincere,
35 XIV  |         hath blessed her forever. Oh, how far from the blessedness
36 XIV  |           vileness of injustice!" Oh, what a malediction that
37 XIV  | interpreted, "joy of the father." Oh, how great was the joy of
38 XV   |        most humble of the humble? Oh, how greatly is this blessed
39 XV   |     despised all temporal things. Oh, how great graces have flowed
40 XVI  |         sweet odor of this Fruit. Oh, that we had Isaac's sense
41 XVI  |           Cassiodorus cries out: "Oh, that wonderful Fruit, which
42 XVIII|         its fruit" (Joel II, 22.) Oh, truly wonderful fruit,
43 XVIII|    diffused throughout the world. Oh, how the branches of this