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 1 Prol|       to the praise of His most glorious Mother, I have judged it
 2 Prol|       to praise the Blessed and glorious Virgin."2~And again: "Why
 3 I   |   incline thine ear ! Hear that glorious messenger, Gabriel! Hear
 4 I   | gracious and venerable, O truly glorious and admirable salutation!
 5 II  |      more worthy to preserve so glorious a treasure than the earth,
 6 III |      Bernard says: "She is that glorious and beautiful Star arisen
 7 III |        For it is she who by her glorious life giveth light to the
 8 III |      the world. She it is whose glorious life enlightens all the
 9 IV  |       of grace and so noble, so glorious and so worthy, excellently
10 IV  |    there is no vice, and who is glorious with every virtue. She is
11 IV  |     virginity was rendered more glorious by her fecundity, and her
12 V   |     delightful, miraculous, and glorious. Delightful in her soul,
13 V   |          miraculous in her Son, glorious in her kingdom. Mary was
14 V   |         her virginal offspring, glorious in her eternal diadem. Grace,
15 V   |        Grace likewise made Mary glorious, wherefore it has well been
16 VI  |      earth, as Mary was, in her glorious life, in the beauty of a
17 VI  |         to be believed that the glorious Virgin Mary merited greater
18 VI  |        Virgin Mary." Behold how glorious is the privilege of Mary'
19 VI  |      most exalted in glory. The glorious privilege of the glory of
20 VI  |        Mary. It is entirely the glorious privilege of Mary, that,
21 VI  |         glorified body has four glorious gifts: the gift of wonderful
22 VI  |     soul enjoys Christ, and His glorious embraces, always present,
23 VI  |          Therefore, as the most glorious Mary exceeds all Saints
24 XI  |       and the King, who is more glorious than all kings, is Our Lord
25 XI  |      Son; fourthly, in her most glorious Assumption.~First, note
26 XI  |      place in glory in her most glorious Assumption.~Then we have
27 XII |    miraculous fecundity, and of glorious immortality.~Of this flower
28 XII |       It will flower again in a glorious resurrection, according
29 XII |     indeed in the beauty of her glorious body; and fruit in the unspeakable
30 XIV |         Gabriel by saluting the glorious Virgin Mary with a glorious
31 XIV |     glorious Virgin Mary with a glorious salutation, most fittingly
32 XIV |        glory of the Lord is the glorious Mother of God, who is truly
33 XVI |         it is the fruit of that glorious tree of which it is said: "
34 XVII|         in the Book of Wisdom: "Glorious is the fruit of good works."