Chapter

 1 I   |       most devoutly exclaims: "O Woman full and overfull of grace,
 2 V   |           not by a man, but by a woman, a virgin. Well, therefore,
 3 V   |          It is said: "A gracious woman will find glory" (Prov.
 4 V   |      well been said: "A gracious woman shall find glory" ( Prov.
 5 V   |          The grace of a diligent woman shall delight her husband,
 6 V   |          was indeed the diligent woman of whom Bede saith: "Mary
 7 V   |         husband of this diligent woman, but He whom she had encompassed
 8 V   |          thing upon the earth, a woman shall encompass a man" (
 9 VI  |        There is not such another woman upon earth in look, in beauty,
10 VI  |       ever will be, such another woman upon earth, as Mary was,
11 VI  |     grace hath a chaste and holy woman" (XXVI, 19.) The woman chaste
12 VI  |      holy woman" (XXVI, 19.) The woman chaste above all women is
13 VI  |     above all women is Mary, the woman holy above all women, in
14 VII |          thing upon the earth, a woman shall encompass a man" (
15 VII | encompass a man" (XXXI, 32.) The woman is Mary-a woman indeed in
16 VII |         32.) The woman is Mary-a woman indeed in sex, not in corruption;
17 VII |         may be signified by that woman who, having closed the door
18 VII |       full" (Kings IV, 4. ) This woman is Mary, who was called "
19 VII |         is Mary, who was called "woman" by her Son in the Gospel
20 VII |        St. John, where we read: "Woman, behold thy Son." The vessels
21 VII |        Son." The vessels of this woman are her affections and her
22 VII |   Therefore St. Anselm saith: "O Woman full and overfull of grace,
23 VIII|          it was said: "She was a woman most prudent and most beautiful."
24 IX  |          well prefigured by that woman of renown, Judith, of whom
25 XI  |         and singularly wonderful Woman, by whom the elements are
26 XIV |           Augustine exclaims: "O Woman blessed above all women,
27 XV  |           Augustine exclaims: "O woman blessed above women, who
28 XVI |       says: "Christ is born of a woman, but one to whom the fruit
29 XVII|        it said of the adulterous woman: "Her branches will not
30 XVII|       believed it possible for a woman to conceive without a man,