Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      4|   alone, that is, if, having abandoned mortal sin, they receive
 2   2,     37|     advantage. Sin should be abandoned because it is displeasing
 3   3,      2| prayer should be immediately abandoned for the said cause. Vocal
 4   3,     13|   tears of those who, having abandoned sin, are beginning to serve
 5   3,     16|   glorious apostle Paul, who abandoned his infidelity, and the
 6   3,     18|   dwell in those who, having abandoned the world, desire perfection.
 7   3,     19|      called perfect who have abandoned the general way of living
 8   4,      3|    pride, through which they abandoned obedience, and fell into
 9   4,      6|    to remain without, he has abandoned his temporal substance,
10   4,      6|       and continence, having abandoned the heights of pride, and
11   4,      8|  were a prison, for you have abandoned the cell of self-knowledge,
12   4,      9|    Everything else should be abandoned for the sake of obedience.
13   4,      9|   his humbled self-will, and abandoned himself with self-hatred