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 1   1,      4|          dissipates the cloud of self-love, and in no other way can
 2   1,      4|         shameful pride, avarice, self-love, hatred, and unkindness
 3   1,      6|           without any passion of self-love; and he (a man not loving
 4   1,      6|        is, pleasure from sensual self-love, which has deprived him
 5   1,      7|          virtue. In the same way self-love, which destroys charity
 6   1,      7|       from this perverse root of self-love, which has poisoned the
 7   2,      3|     which slays and cuts off all self-love founded in self-will. These
 8   2,     13|          light by his inordinate self-love. It is, indeed, the truth
 9   2,     15| nourished by their own sensitive self-love. Its branch is their own
10   2,     15|        mortal sin, is blinded by self-love, and therefore felt but
11   2,     18|         themselves on account of self-love, like the Jews and the ministers
12   2,     18|       the Law who, with envy and self-love, blinded themselves so that
13   2,     20|           you filled the sail of self-love.' Thus you hastened down
14   2,     21|     which I told you was blinded self-love. Now at the time of death,
15   2,     22|         principal vices, namely: self-love, whence proceeds the second,
16   2,     26|    neighbor, for their pride and self-love, for their filthiness and
17   2,     26|      with hatred. And inordinate self-love, whence were born all their
18   2,     27|           seeing them blinded by self-love, iniquitously places before
19   2,     28|     infidelity, drawn over it by self-love, she does not see, but only
20   2,     29|      this, she saw them, through self-love and disordinate affection,
21   2,     30|         every evil is founded in self-love, and that self-love is a
22   2,     30|   founded in self-love, and that self-love is a cloud that takes away
23   2,     30|          transitory things, with self-love, displeasure of virtue,
24   2,     33|          he who is wrapped up in self-love is solitary. ~
25   2,     33|         that is, who is alone in self-love, is not mentioned by My
26   2,     33|       the affection, stripped of self-love, mounts above itself and
27   2,     36|        dig out the root of their self-love with prudence, constancy,
28   2,     37|         the bandage of spiritual self-love, for, had she unwound it
29   2,     37|    hatred, the root of spiritual self-love, and mount to the throne
30   2,     40|       the very root of spiritual self-love, for this should be the
31   2,     40|           digging up the root of self-love, with the knife of self-
32   2,     41|          and because the root of self-love has not been properly dug
33   3,      4|          deceptions of spiritual self-love, that is, the imperfect
34   3,     11|     their pride and the cloud of self-love had covered up and put out
35   3,     14|       reply: Because the root of self-love is not sensual love, for
36   3,     14|          spiritual compassion of self-love; for her self-will is not
37   3,     15|      drawn into itself among its self-love which dries up the soul,
38   3,     16|          inasmuch as the root of self-love is corrupt, everything that
39   3,     16|         from it is corrupt also. Self-love is a tree on which grow
40   3,     16|     their intellect with sensual self-love, and hidden the pupil of
41   3,     16|        in the roots and trunk of self-love and of pride, which first
42   3,     16|         wind strikes the tree of self-love, which he has made the principle
43   3,     17|         the passion of spiritual self-love; for if it were so, I would
44   3,     18|       vice, that is, his sensual self-love, nor does he hate himself
45   3,     20|       yourselves down to rest in self-love and ignorance of the road,
46   3,     21|   because they afflict their own self-love, depriving it of sensual
47   3,     26|         soul against her sensual self-love, against the Devil, and
48   3,     28|          that is to say, his own self-love, on which account he hates
49   3,     28|        you know why? The root of self-love is alive in them, wherefore
50   3,     28|   deluded by their own sensitive self-love, or by their desire for
51   3,     31|      lived unfaithfully to Me -- self-love having veiled the pupil
52   3,     31|       used it in the darkness of self-love, from which has proceeded
53   3,     31|        the ground of disordinate self-love, which now renders you the
54   3,     32|          and consume all sin and self-love found in the soul, not afflicting
55   4,      1|          Himself the darkness of self-love, by which he fell into disobedience;
56   4,      1|         pride, which issues from self-love depriving the soul of humility.
57   4,      1|    humility. The sister given by self-love to disobedience is impatience,
58   4,      2|        of pride, rusting it with self-love. It would have been entirely
59   4,      3|      this treasure? The cloud of self-love and wretched pride, through
60   4,      4|          exist without hatred of self-love, so that when the fire increases
61   4,      5|        But because the stench of self-love has entered and caused each
62   4,      6|        to drive out the enemy of self-love, for he does not wish that
63   4,      6|      been expelled? The chief is self-love, producing pride, the enemy
64   4,      6|     self-will, who, nourished by self-love, gave life to all these
65   4,      8|       has been said) issues from self-love. For him everything is the
66   4,      8|   wretched man is deluded by his self-love, because the eye of his
67   4,      8|    bitterness. Who is his guide? Self-love, that is his own passion
68   4,      8|          light with the cloud of self-love, whence has come his disobedience,
69   4,      8|          which he has drawn from self-love. Wherefore everything that
70   4,     10|       the devil and of spiritual self-love. Speaking of these three
71   4,     11|         Your heat all the soul's self-love; You are the fire which
72   4,     11|      faith; because the cloud of self-love darkened the eye of my intellect,