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 1   1,      7|          in the soul becomes the principal object of its virtue; the
 2   2,      1|         is, she should place her principal affection in virtue rather
 3   2,      1|          to their neighbor their principal debt of love, and of humble
 4   2,      3|        at virtue, and not as the principal affection of the soul; and
 5   2,      3|         of the soul. For, if the principal affection of the soul were
 6   2,      3|         as means, and not as the principal foundation; for it would
 7   2,      3|        not be becoming that that principal foundation should be placed
 8   2,      3|          of virtue, and not as a principal end in themselves. ~
 9   2,      4|          creatures, that are the principal cause of this? I desire,
10   2,     15| indiscretion: these are the four principal vices which destroy the
11   2,     17|       has many branches, and the principal one is that which makes
12   2,     22|                      Of the four principal torments of the damned,
13   2,     22|        souls. As there are three principal vices, namely: self-love,
14   2,     22|        Hell, the souls have four principal torments, out of which proceed
15   2,     27|          his condition and those principal vices to which he sees him
16   3,      5|  occasion enough for it; but the principal part of what He said I will
17   3,     15|        five states are like five principal canals which are filled
18   3,     20|        so ought you to do. Their principal desire should be to slay
19   3,     25|          this eye should be your principal means of vision, inasmuch
20   4,      2|        all. He who observes this principal commandment observes all
21   4,      5|          in no other is this the principal foundation; as with the
22   4,      5|          in charity, so with the principal foundation of the religious
23   4,      5|          Francis, who placed the principal foundation of his order
24   4,      5|       which light he laid as his principal foundation, not, however,