The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 149
... virtue is un- to the mind . A depraved , vitious mind is as real- ly the fickness and deformity thereof , as any foul and loathfome disease is unto the body . And as re- ally as these tend to the death and dissolution of the body ; fo ...
... virtue is un- to the mind . A depraved , vitious mind is as real- ly the fickness and deformity thereof , as any foul and loathfome disease is unto the body . And as re- ally as these tend to the death and dissolution of the body ; fo ...
Pàgina 173
... virtue to be viee , and vice virtue . By this practice they can turn attrition into contrition , that is , they can make fuch a confternation of mind , as fell up- on Judas , when he went and hanged himself , by the priest's abfolution ...
... virtue to be viee , and vice virtue . By this practice they can turn attrition into contrition , that is , they can make fuch a confternation of mind , as fell up- on Judas , when he went and hanged himself , by the priest's abfolution ...
Pàgina 234
... virtues ; to fome tempers , fuch acts of virtue are very easy , that to others are more hard and difficult . Now in ... virtue , and true goodness . And the more of difficulty a man finds in himself , God looks upon it as done with more ...
... virtues ; to fome tempers , fuch acts of virtue are very easy , that to others are more hard and difficult . Now in ... virtue , and true goodness . And the more of difficulty a man finds in himself , God looks upon it as done with more ...
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