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 1 I    |          Mary, hear things new and wonderful! Hearken, O daughter, and
 2 I    |             Hear what is to be the wonderful mode of thy fecundity! Incline
 3 IV   |          of the Lord' " (I, 38.) O wonderful and profound humility of
 4 IV   |        power of the Holy Ghost did wonderful things in her flesh."~Thirdly,
 5 VI   |           alone God is the Father; wonderful above measure that so great
 6 VI   |        glorious gifts: the gift of wonderful clarity, the gift of wonderful
 7 VI   |     wonderful clarity, the gift of wonderful subtility, the gift of wonderful
 8 VI   |   wonderful subtility, the gift of wonderful agility, and the gift of
 9 VI   |           agility, and the gift of wonderful impassability; and if every
10 VI   |         beatific gifts-the gift of wonderful love, the gift of wonderful
11 VI   |        wonderful love, the gift of wonderful knowledge, and the gift
12 VI   |         knowledge, and the gift of wonderful fruition, or, to put it
13 VI   |          diadem, so delightful, so wonderful, that no tongue can fitly
14 VII  |        world in the flesh. O truly wonderful fullness of this moon! Behold,
15 VII  |           saints, while in her own wonderful perfection the fullness
16 VII  |           20.) Above all, the most wonderful work of the Lord is Mary,
17 VII  |          High" (XLIII, 2.) Truly a wonderful work, for a similar one
18 VII  |           20.) Above all, the most wonderful work of the Lord is Mary,
19 VII  |          High" (XLIII, 2.) Truly a wonderful work, for a similar one
20 IX   |          because of her graces and wonderful privileges. For what is
21 IX   |       privileges. For what is more wonderful than to be a virgin mother,
22 X    |           her. For she became in a wonderful and singular manner the
23 X    |          an admirable secret, in a wonderful manner unlocked the secret
24 X    |             than whom none is more wonderful; the Lord, whose spouse
25 XI   |           stem producing by a most wonderful flowering this Flower, the
26 XI   |          of the true Sun by such a wonderful radiance of sanctity that
27 XI   | conversation; thirdly, in her most wonderful generation of her Son; fourthly,
28 XI   |            sent beforehand so many wonderful things prefiguring this
29 XI   |          the Sun of justice in her wonderful generation of her Son; fourthly,
30 XI   |            singular and singularly wonderful Woman, by whom the elements
31 XIV  |            St. Bernard says: "With wonderful fitness is Mary called the
32 XVI  |      virginal fruit, as it is more wonderful, so it is also more excellent
33 XVI  |           above the earth. O truly wonderful and unheard-of nobility!
34 XVI  |            begotten thee." O truly wonderful and venerable nobility,
35 XVI  |          Virgin. But what is truly wonderful, and wonderfully true, as
36 XVI  |   Cassiodorus cries out: "Oh, that wonderful Fruit, which has satisfied
37 XVIII|            Joel II, 22.) Oh, truly wonderful fruit, by which both the