"God begot the Son, through whom all things
were made, and Mary gave birth to him as the Savior of the world. Without God’s
Son, nothing could exist; without Mary’s Son, nothing could be redeemed. . . . Truly the Lord is with you, to whom the Lord
granted that all nature should owe as much to you as to himself."
"Deus enim genuit illum, per quem omnia sunt facta; et Maria
peperit illum, per quem omnia sunt salvata.
Deus genuit illum, sine quo penitus nihil est; et Maria peperit illum,
sine quo omnino nihil bene est. O vere
Dominus tecum, cui dedit Dominus, ut omnis natura tantum tibi deberet secum."
St. Anselm, Oratio 52 =PL 158, col. 956B. Procure this in the truly critical edition of F. S. Schmitt, 1938/1946-1961. Note the lacuna in the English of the Liturgy of the hours. Also, read the whole thing. I haven't looked into the authenticity of the seal, above.
St. Anselm, Oratio 52 =PL 158, col. 956B. Procure this in the truly critical edition of F. S. Schmitt, 1938/1946-1961. Note the lacuna in the English of the Liturgy of the hours. Also, read the whole thing. I haven't looked into the authenticity of the seal, above.
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