Chapter

 1 IV  | therefore, to seek grace and to fly gluttony. For St. Paul says: "
 2 VII |      hold of virtues, lest they fly; she takes hold of merits,
 3 XI  |   demons; they will tremble and fly; they will fear, as men
 4 XI  |      will fear, as men fear and fly the shadow of death. Well
 5 XI  |      and her holy example; they fly and melt like wax before
 6 XI  |       forth from our bodies and fly to the stars. But above
 7 XIV |       thee." Let us, therefore, fly, and fly all together to
 8 XIV |         us, therefore, fly, and fly all together to the protection
 9 XVII|       of those who love God and fly envy. Of this we can understand
10 XVII|     labor and are diligent, and fly sloth. Of this it is said
11 XVII|     principally of the perfect. Fly, I say, from garden to garden,
12 XVII| exercise themselves in good and fly sloth. And therefore Mary
13 XVII|       those who are liberal and fly avarice-principally of those
14 XVII|    those who are temperate, and fly gluttony. And on this point
15 XVII|     those who are temperate and fly gluttony, and therefore
16 XVII|        chaste and continent who fly lust. Of this the Wise Man
17 XVII|       belong to the chaste, who fly lust. And therefore Mary