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Index begins on **DjVu p. 329**. cf. [these excellent syllogisms from the *Mariale*](https://isidore.co/forum/index.php?topic=48.msg100#msg100)! St. Albert even asks of she knew logic (q. 102, **DjVu p. 167** )! Charles de Koninck cites St. Albert's *Mariale* in his [*Ego Sapientia: The Wisdom that Is Mary*](https://isidore.co/calibre/browse/book/4926) (pp. 1 ff.). As Fr. Benedict Ashley, O.P., mentions in the preface of his ranslation of St. Albert's [*The Strong Woman* ( *De muliere forti* )](https://isidore.co/calibre/#panel=book_details&book_id=3065) that the Mariale that asks such fantastic questions as whether Our Lady had red or black hair (q. 19 [pp. 42-44 // **DjVu p. 48-50** ]) and whether she knew arithmetic and geometry, qq. 107-108 [p. 164 // **DjVu p. 170** ]." But this shouldn't lead us to consider it's not authentically St. Albert's work, as is commonly held today (e.g., [here](http://albertusmagnus.uwaterloo.ca/Downloading.html)). A German (likely Modernist) Redemptorist, Albert Fries, was the first to question its authenticity in 1954 ([ *Die unter dem Namen des Albertus Magnus überlieferten mariologischen Schriften*](https://worldcat.org/oclc/164806819)). From St

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Author
Albertus Magnus, St. & Borgnet, Auguste
Publisher
Ludovicus Vivès
Published
1890
Language
LA
Category
nonfiction

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