Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      5|         her. Patience cannot be proved in any other way than by
 2   1,      8|                 How virtues are proved and fortified by their contraries. ~
 3   1,      8|      consider well, humility is proved on pride in this way. The
 4   1,      8|          The virtue of faith is proved in these and other ways.
 5   1,      8|        injustice, but is rather proved, that is to say, the justice
 6   1,      8|        that, not only is virtue proved in those who render good
 7   1,      8| perseverance, these virtues are proved by the long endurance of
 8   2,      1|         servants; these are the proved intrinsic virtues of the
 9   2,      3|         been said, and then are proved on her neighbor, and bring
10   2,     11|       virtue which has not been proved in Him, and from Him all
11   2,     13|     with proof, since they have proved in their own cases, that
12   2,     25|         it is shared by all the proved citizens, My beloved sons,
13   2,     27|      arrive at virtue, by being proved. For one does not arrive
14   2,     27|          and that virtue may be proved, for it is not proved except
15   2,     27|        be proved, for it is not proved except by its contrary.
16   3,     18|        because virtue cannot be proved, except by its contrary.