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 1   1,      1|         of time, in the ordinary virtues, remaining in the cell of
 2   1,      1|         love), adorned with many virtues, by which they are united
 3   1,      4|       and virtuously follows His virtues, that is, His Footprints.
 4   1,      4|        way, and in no other, are virtues of value, and in this way,
 5   1,      7|                              How virtues are accomplished by means
 6   1,      7|     neighbor, and how it is that virtues differ to such an extent
 7   1,      7|        the love of him, that all virtues were founded; and, truly
 8   1,      7|    charity gives life to all the virtues, because no virtue can be
 9   1,      7|    honorable life. These are the virtues, and many others, too many
10   1,      7|        them all, because all the virtues are bound together. Wherefore,
11   1,      7| fortitude. These, and many other virtues, I place, indifferently,
12   1,      7|        this rather than to other virtues, and, by the effect of this
13   1,      7|         to herself all the other virtues, which, as has been said,
14   1,      8|                              How virtues are proved and fortified
15   1,      8|      produce and prove all their virtues on their neighbor, just
16   1,      8|         just man. Similarly, the virtues of patience, benignity,
17   1,      8|          If you will observe the virtues of fortitude and perseverance,
18   1,      8|          and perseverance, these virtues are proved by the long endurance
19   2,      1|        on penance, but rather on virtues; and how discretion receives
20   2,      1|         are the proved intrinsic virtues of the soul, as I have told
21   2,      1|        not only consist of those virtues which are done by means
22   2,      1|      without the above-mentioned virtues would please Me little;
23   2,      1|         with the other intrinsic virtues of the soul, with hunger
24   2,      1|    salvation of souls. For these virtues demonstrate that the will
25   2,      1|          lovingly, because these virtues are bound and mingled together,
26   2,      2|         you know how these three virtues stand together? It is, as
27   2,      3|          together with the other virtues, which I have mentioned
28   2,      3|      which gives life to all the virtues and good works, should increase
29   2,      3|        the world cannot take her virtues from such a soul, but all
30   2,      3|        persecutions increase her virtues and prove them, which virtues
31   2,      3|    virtues and prove them, which virtues have been at first conceived
32   2,     11|          of stones which signify virtues; and how on the Bridge is
33   2,     11|       stones of true and sincere virtues. These stones were not built
34   2,     11|       power, these stones of the virtues were built into a wall,
35   2,     11|         in Him, and from Him all virtues have their life. Wherefore
36   2,     11|          has built a wall of the virtues, planting them as living
37   2,     17|       themselves, practicing the virtues on their neighbor and succoring
38   2,     19|         feignedly practicing the virtues, because their heart is
39   2,     25|        their diverse and various virtues in the world, being all
40   2,     30|       drew from holy hatred. The virtues conceived, they give birth
41   2,     30|       may prove and exercise the virtues. The soul is free, liberated
42   2,     33|          am your End. When these virtues and powers of the soul are
43   2,     33|      companion of many and royal virtues. Then the appetite of the
44   2,     37|  perseverance, to increase their virtues, they will arrive at the
45   2,     38|      conceive the true and royal virtues, which are founded on the
46   2,     41|          them with the stones of virtues, cemented together in the
47   2,     41|    virtue of this Blood that the virtues give life." ~
48   3,      4|  perseverance, she conceives the virtues by affection of love, participating
49   3,      4|      power; with which power and virtues she overrules and conquers
50   3,      4|       Name, she brings forth the virtues on her neighbor. Not that
51   3,      4|    coming out to bring forth the virtues, I mean that she issues
52   3,      4|     forth to give birth to those virtues which she has conceived
53   3,      6|       for they prove in them the virtues of patience and charity,
54   3,      7|         life in order to augment virtues in My servants, as the devils
55   3,      7|         They augment in them the virtues in diverse ways, exercising
56   3,      7|        them, proving in them the virtues of patience, fortitude,
57   3,     14|         you, you can perform all virtues by means of your neighbor,
58   3,     15|          the fruits of all other virtues. It is true that suffering
59   3,     28|               Of the excellence, virtues, and holy works of virtuous
60   3,     28|       sun, for the odor of their virtues mitigates the stench of
61   3,     28|     perfume of blood, and of the virtues, and with the light of science,
62   3,     28|       sufficient to relate their virtues, neither the eye of your
63   3,     28|       they shed with the odor of virtues in the mystic body of the
64   3,     28|      humility with true and real virtues; and because I, for the
65   3,     28|      good and rejoicing in their virtues, not being gnawed by envy,
66   3,     29|        with this heat they cause virtues to spring up and bear fruit
67   3,     29|         the holy Church by their virtues, forevery virtuous man is
68   3,     30|          head to admire his past virtues, because he neither can
69   3,     30|         nor will hope in his own virtues, but only in the Blood in
70   3,     30|   adorned with the pearls of the virtues -- that is, of the fruit
71   3,     30|          love has drawn from the virtues. Oh, earthly angel! happy
72   3,     31|    before him, together with the virtues which he ought to have practiced.
73   3,     31|          have practiced. Why the virtues? For his greater shame.
74   3,     32|         the prayers and the many virtues and labors of Your servants,
75   4,      1|        by all the true and royal virtues, because all the virtues
76   4,      1|         virtues, because all the virtues draw their life from love,
77   4,      5|          foundation; as with the virtues, though all the virtues
78   4,      5|          virtues, though all the virtues draw their life from charily,
79   4,      5|     thorns of vice, planting the virtues in their stead. Of a truth
80   4,      6|       who are the true and royal virtues, the customs and observances
81   4,      7|          most perfect of all the virtues, so perfect that no higher
82   4,      7|       the fruit of all the other virtues, while they remain outside,
83   4,      7|        and so with all the other virtues, Queen Charity alone enters
84   4,      8|          You have not chosen the virtues for your children as does
85   4,      9|  perseverance, and all the other virtues (that is, with the fruit
86   4,      9|        is, with the fruit of the virtues), receives his end from
87   4,     11|       has constrained me? Not my virtues, but only Your charity.