Chapter

 1 Prol |    suffice to conceive praises worthy of Mary, when the illuminated
 2 Prol |        I am unable to conceive worthy praise, and am ashamed to
 3 Prol |        put into words, is less worthy, less pleasing, less acceptable."4~
 4 Prol |       none can be found who is worthy to praise her, yet let not
 5 I    |      firm and secure, how most worthy, how most useful was the
 6 I    |       within her; she was most worthy, because of the dignity
 7 I    |        conceivest."~Again, how worthy was Mary, because of the
 8 I    |       a blessing, was not most worthy. Therefore, St. Anselm,
 9 II   |      admitted into it anything worthy of penance ? Therefore,
10 II   |          The heavens were more worthy to preserve so glorious
11 III  |     This most holy, sweet, and worthy name was eminently fitting
12 III  | fitting to so holy, sweet, and worthy a virgin. For Mary means
13 III  |   before, that is, she is most worthy, most great; Mary is purer
14 III  |       or form of God, thou art worthy of this name." Now the soul
15 III  |        hands most pleasing and worthy of all acceptance, the hands
16 IV   |      noble, so glorious and so worthy, excellently befits Our
17 X    |     Thou alone hast been found worthy that in thy virginal court
18 X    |       of whom Mary is the most worthy Mother; He is the Holy Ghost
19 X    |         is the Lord whose most worthy mother she is. Of this Lord
20 X    |   Virgin and Mother, is a most worthy mother. She is the Mother
21 X    |     Mary, as a son with a most worthy mother.~Thirdly, note that
22 XI   |        the Lord hath made, was worthy to be begun by thy bright
23 XI   |         this place is the most worthy in Heaven, as St. Bernard
24 XI   |      there in the world a more worthy place than the bridal chamber
25 XI   |        in the heavens one more worthy than the royal throne to
26 XIII |    most well-fitted Lady, most worthy of the Lord ! The Lord is
27 XIV  |     Both these places are most worthy, as St. Bernard proves,
28 XV   |      curse, and mayest make us worthy of the divine blessing,
29 XVI  |       of life, which alone was worthy to bear the fruit of salvation!"
30 XVII |     all human beings, was most worthy, because of all she was
31 XVII |    Mary above all men was most worthy of this Fruit, because she
32 XVII |    Mary above all men was most worthy of this fruit, because she
33 XVII |      all human beings was most worthy of this fruit, because above
34 XVII |        Mary was above all most worthy of this fruit, because she
35 XVII |       all human beings is most worthy of this fruit, for she was
36 XVII |   therefore Mary was above all worthy of this fruit, because she
37 XVII |        virtuous one, wast most worthy of the divine fruit, help
38 XVII |       by our virtues we may be worthy to attain to this fruit,
39 XVIII|    praise shall I give that is worthy of the Mother of my Lord
40 XVIII|       of life, which alone was worthy to bear the fruit of salvation!"~