In Praise of the Virgin Mother (Missus est)
Bernard’s four homilies on the Annunciation, Missus est angelus Gabriel, the work known as the Praises of the Virgin Mother (the Missus est), with Mabillon’s monitum and preface. The Latin is the Maurist text in Migne (Patrologia Latina 183, 1854). Latin only, from the Maurist text in Migne, a machine-corrected OCR. The English is the version of a priest of Mount Melleray (Dublin, 1921). The English is the version of a priest of Mount Melleray (Dublin, 1921). The English is the version of a priest of Mount Melleray (Dublin, 1921).
Contents
Source: The complete text with Mabillon’s admonitio, chapter headings and summaries. PL page breaks and column numbers are dropped, and so are the paragraph numbers; Scripture references stay in parentheses as printed. · The four sermons on the glories of the Virgin Mother (Bernard's four homilies In laudibus Virginis Matris, 'Missus est'). Archive.org OCR cleaned by script, not proofread; the running heads are stripped by pattern and the translator's occasional footnotes are not kept. The translator (a priest of Mount Melleray, Ailbe Luddy) divides and orders the sermons by the liturgical calendar as listed here,. · The four sermons on the glories of the Virgin Mother (Bernard's four homilies In laudibus Virginis Matris, 'Missus est'). Archive.org OCR cleaned by script, not proofread; the running heads are stripped by pattern and the translator's occasional footnotes are not kept. The translator (a priest of Mount Melleray, Ailbe Luddy) divides and orders the sermons by the liturgical calendar as listed here,. · The four sermons on the glories of the Virgin Mother (Bernard's four homilies In laudibus Virginis Matris, 'Missus est'). Archive.org OCR cleaned by script, not proofread; the running heads are stripped by pattern and the translator's occasional footnotes are not kept. The translator (a priest of Mount Melleray, Ailbe Luddy) divides and orders the sermons by the liturgical calendar as listed here,.