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 1   1,      7|       proceed from this perverse root of self-love, which has
 2   2,      1|         to its branches, and its root, is the ground of humility,
 3   2,      1|    already said to you, that the root of discretion is a real
 4   2,      2|         necessary then, that the root of this tree, that is the
 5   2,     17|        not belong to it. It is a root which has many branches,
 6   2,     36|       their minds to dig out the root of their self-love with
 7   2,     37|         dig up, with hatred, the root of spiritual self-love,
 8   2,     40|         cutting down to the very root of spiritual self-love,
 9   2,     40|          reproof, digging up the root of self-love, with the knife
10   2,     41|         so weak, and because the root of self-love has not been
11   2,     41|         vine of her soul, and to root out the thorns of evil thoughts,
12   3,      2|        this exercise lies at the root of a holy will, and whatever
13   3,     14|        why, I reply: Because the root of self-love is not sensual
14   3,     16|       loves. And inasmuch as the root of self-love is corrupt,
15   3,     16|     lives virtuously, places the root of her tree in the valley
16   3,     16|        it follows that since the root of the tree is badly planted,
17   3,     16|   spoiled by the foulness of its root, for no good actions done
18   3,     28|         And do you know why? The root of self-love is alive in
19   4,      8|      fruit of death, because the root of his affection is planted
20   4,      8| everything that issues from this root -- flowers, leaves, and