Chapter

 1 I    |  You see, therefore, dearly beloved, in what manner Mary, because
 2 II   |     Thou art all fair, O my beloved, and there is no spot in
 3 III  |   be repulsed. Well for us, beloved, it is indeed well for us,
 4 V    |    grace." Consider, dearly beloved, this grace, the grace of
 5 V    |     as in the Canticle: "My beloved is white and ruddy" (Cant.
 6 VI   |    no wine! And she, I say, beloved, if she is piously besought
 7 VI   |  thy grace. Say, O our most beloved Sara, that thou art our
 8 VI   | above all, who is above all beloved? Truly, before and above
 9 VI   |  intellect.~Now, therefore, beloved, you have seen with how
10 X    |   full of all grace, dearly beloved in thy delights, art drawn
11 X    |  all believers?" Oh, dearly beloved, let us all rejoice, and
12 X    |    as a bridegroom with his beloved spouse.~Fourthly, note that
13 XIV  |     Thou art all fair, O my beloved." She was beautiful indeed,
14 XIV  |     hand, as thou, the most beloved of God, through whom we
15 XVI  |   What manner of one is thy beloved of the beloved, O thou most
16 XVI  |   one is thy beloved of the beloved, O thou most beautiful of
17 XVI  |    will at once answer: "My Beloved is white and ruddy, chosen
18 XVIII|    shall truly live, dearly beloved, and ye shall not die. Blessed