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 1   1,      2|   penalties and intolerable dolor caused by offenses against God,
 2   2,     14|          preserves us, Your Mercy caused Your Son to do battle for
 3   2,     37|         the very approach of pain caused him to fall, and deny the
 4   3,      2|           come the Devil, who has caused it, under color of contrition
 5   3,      8|          done to Me, which before caused her sorrow, it no longer
 6   3,     10|           pain mitigates the pain caused them by their desire to
 7   3,     13|    concerning the imperfect tears caused by fear; but first rather
 8   3,     14|          from the heart, they are caused by a disordinate love distinct
 9   3,     14|         and grief at the offenses caused to her neighbor, weeping
10   3,     15|           that unitive love which caused her tears to fall, does
11   3,     18|        such dignity and beauty, I caused her to be accompanied by
12   3,     20|     troubles and stumbling-blocks caused them by the world, and of
13   3,     20|        which stumbling-blocks are caused, namely their own will.
14   3,     20|         murmuring against him who caused the injury, or him who received
15   3,     28|           minds of the people and caused holy fear to be with them,
16   3,     28|         one his nourishment. What caused them to do thus? The hunger
17   3,     30|        recollected in herself, is caused by it to throw herself before
18   3,     31|         fear and harm can only be caused to him by sin; but those
19   3,     32|         to fulfill that which You caused me to ask You. Alas! what
20   4,      1|          whence it proceeds. What caused the great obedience of the
21   4,      1|           jibes, and mockings. He caused pain to Himself in His bodily
22   4,      1| enlightened cannot stumble, or be caused to fall, without perceiving
23   4,      5|         self-love has entered and caused each to keep his private
24   4,     10|       anxious desire, or rather I caused you to make them in order