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non consecratum reperitur, te sistas, animo saltem, te
Magnae Matri tanquam praesenti debitas solitasque devotiones
exhibiturus. Quae devotio tantopere placere
Beatissimae Virgini, ut supradictus Pater Bari ex revelatione
~~Suorum~~ amantium fatetur, admirandis gratijs
et beneficijs, similibus concessis, manifestare voluit.
Tertio. Si Deiparae vero clientes ditiores fuerint,
illi numquam omittent amore Beatae Virginis pauperibus
erogare: Ecclesias veteres, et similia loca
ejus honori olim dicata, temporum tamen injuria
lapsas restaurare, novas erigere, sacella, oratoria
ad devotionis exercitia in eis, statutis temporibus exercenda,
fundare; quibus Magnae Matri nihil gratius
esse potest; Devotionem hanc varijs Exemplis, eximijsque
miraculis contestatam ex vita talium benefactorum
supradicti Patris refert Mariana Historia, apud quem
innumerabiles alij modi adducuntur, ad quos lectores
remitto.
Quarto. Restat modus et ratio, qua vocalis orationis
exercitio Matrem Dei honorare et revereri debeas;
quorum primus est: Post Rosarij quotidianam recitationem,
more omnibus Mariae devotis solito, novos
semper, et novos, quibus se dulcissimae Matri amabilem
reddat, modos invenire: quod ut exactius praestes,
primo ex omnibus Libris Elogia, quibus Scriptores Mariani
eam quam copiosissime accumulant, seligant.
Nomina illa quibus ejus praerogativis a Deo, pro omnibus
Sanctis alijs illi concesas describant, veluti in classes
quasdam, ut ijs, tempore suo, uti possint, disponant. Sunt
autem duo imprimis Nomina, quibus Deiparam maxime
delectari -- referunt historiae: Quorum primum-
maximum, et potentissimum Nomen Maria. utpote
quam Deus opt: Max: per Angelum ipsum honorare voluit: cum dixit

Summary: After finishing his theological explanation of devotion´s metaphysical benefits, Kircher transistions to the practical consequences of Marian devotion: dedicated to loving the Blessed Virgin, Marian devotees express their devotion through good deeds in the world, aiding the poor and building new shrines for the faciliatition of their and other´s worship to God. In the following paragraph, Kircher changes his focus to the name of Mary, which seemingly bears divine significance for him. All the defining qualities of the Virgin Mary (the omen from God, her importance in history, her place among the heavens, and so on) is embodied, in some part, within the name of Mary so that its invocation calls upon some of that power. Kircher elaborates on this theme in the following page.

Key Words:"devotio tantopere placere Beatissimae Virgini," "Beata Virginis pauperibus," "devotionis exercitia in eis," "Devotionem hanc varijs Exemplis," "Matrem Dei honorare et revereri debeas," "quibus Scriptores Mariani," "maximum, et potentissimum Nomen Maria"

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-Summary: After finishing his theological explanation of devotion´s metaphysical benefits, Kircher transistions to the practical consequences of Marian devotion: dedicated to loving the Blessed Virgin, Marian devotees express their devotion through good deeds in the world, aiding the poor and building new shrines for the faciliatition of their and other´s worship to God. The name of Mary itself bears divine significance.
+Summary: After finishing his theological explanation of devotion´s metaphysical benefits, Kircher transistions to the practical consequences of Marian devotion: dedicated to loving the Blessed Virgin, Marian devotees express their devotion through good deeds in the world, aiding the poor and building new shrines for the faciliatition of their and other´s worship to God. In the following paragraph, Kircher changes his focus to the name of Mary, which seemingly bears divine significance for him. All the defining qualities of the Virgin Mary (the omen from God, her importance in history, her place among the heavens, and so on) is embodied, in some part, within the name of Mary so that its invocation calls upon some of that power. Kircher elaborates on this theme in the following page.
 Key Words:"devotio tantopere placere Beatissimae Virgini," "Beata Virginis pauperibus," "devotionis exercitia in eis," "Devotionem hanc varijs Exemplis," "Matrem Dei honorare et revereri debeas," "quibus Scriptores Mariani," "maximum, et potentissimum Nomen Maria"