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    Edi Beo Transpose

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    This poem praises Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the heavenly queen. It describes her as being beloved by people from England and free from sin, more virtuous than any other woman in the world. It states that among all women, Mary has the highest honor and beauty. It asks Mary to look kindly upon the speaker and grant their will.

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    Edi Beo Transpose

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    This poem praises Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the heavenly queen. It describes her as being beloved by people from England and free from sin, more virtuous than any other woman in the world. It states that among all women, Mary has the highest honor and beauty. It asks Mary to look kindly upon the speaker and grant their will.

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    Obra del siglo XIII.

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    This poem praises Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the heavenly queen. It describes her as being beloved by people from England and free from sin, more virtuous than any other woman in the world. It states that among all women, Mary has the highest honor and beauty. It asks Mary to look kindly upon the speaker and grant their will.

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    142 views1 page

    Edi Beo Transpose

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    Rodrigo G.
    This poem praises Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the heavenly queen. It describes her as being beloved by people from England and free from sin, more virtuous than any other woman in the world. It states that among all women, Mary has the highest honor and beauty. It asks Mary to look kindly upon the speaker and grant their will.

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    Edi Beo Thu Hevene Quene

     
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