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 1   1,      4|          recollection of shameful pride, avarice, self-love, hatred,
 2   1,      6|                 Against whom does pride bring forth evils? Against
 3   1,      8|       well, humility is proved on pride in this way. The humble
 4   1,      8|           humble man extinguishes pride, because a proud man can
 5   2,      1|     indiscretion being founded on pride, as discretion is on humility. ~
 6   2,      5|        love, and swollen with the pride and avarice of those who
 7   2,      6|           humility, destroyed his pride, humiliating the divine
 8   2,     15|           roots? In the height of pride, which is nourished by their
 9   2,     15|       humility, from the roots of pride, and the miserable soul
10   2,     17|           proceeds from and feeds pride, the one follows from the
11   2,     17|         immediately combined with pride, full of its own opinions,
12   2,     19|       with the poison of envy and pride, the works of My Son were
13   2,     19|          in self- love, impurity, pride, and avarice, and founded
14   2,     19|          of the Cross to confound pride. By His death He destroyed
15   2,     20|        blown out with the wind of pride), and with the vanity of
16   2,     22|       proceeds the third, that is pride, with injustice and cruelty,
17   2,     26|         their neighbor, for their pride and self-love, for their
18   2,     26|       every evil, in company with pride. So that body and soul together
19   2,     30|         of vice, whence she draws pride and impatience, and the
20   3,      2|       humility. You know that the pride of the Devil cannot resist
21   3,      2|    endeavored to inflate you with pride, saying: 'You are perfect
22   3,      7|     rebelling against Me in their pride, they fell and lost their
23   3,     11|         this light, because their pride and the cloud of self-love
24   3,     16|        planted on the mountain of pride, whence it follows that
25   3,     16|         trunk of self-love and of pride, which first made both branches
26   3,     18|      should not raise her head in pride against Me. Wherefore, to
27   3,     18|           is in no way matter for pride, but rather for true and
28   3,     19|          her, lurks the stench of pride, and there she lies. Now,
29   3,     27|       filth, or to be inflated by pride, seeking great prelacies,
30   3,     28|         humility they trampled on pride, and, with purity of heart
31   3,     31| understand it, the horns of their pride not letting them understand
32   4,      1|        the Eternal Father. It was pride, which was produced by self-
33   4,      1|           disobedience comes from pride, which issues from self-love
34   4,      1|   disobedience is impatience, and pride, her foster-mother, feeds
35   4,      2|    breaking it with the hammer of pride, rusting it with self-love.
36   4,      2|     Heaven will open it? that the pride which fell can rise? Do
37   4,      3|         of self-love and wretched pride, through which they abandoned
38   4,      3|       world; cut off the horns of pride, by which amputation you
39   4,      5|      science with the darkness of pride, not that this light can
40   4,      5|           souls, for there, where pride is, can be no obedience.
41   4,      6|           The disobedient walk in pride, holding their heads erect,
42   4,      6|           is self-love, producing pride, the enemy of humility and
43   4,      6|          abandoned the heights of pride, and bowed his head to obedience
44   4,      8|          impatience, nourished by pride, and his own pleasure, which
45   4,      8|           his own pleasure, which pride (as has been said) issues
46   4,      8|         neck of his own will, and pride keeps it erect, all his
47   4,      8|           affection is planted in pride, which he has drawn from