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 1   1,      2|       provide against such great evils. And, since the soul seems,
 2   1,      6|          neighbor; and thus, all evils derive from the soul's deprivation
 3   1,      6|      whom does pride bring forth evils? Against the neighbor, through
 4   2,      7|     wishing to remedy your great evils, I have given you the Bridge
 5   2,     17|    others is avarice; and of the evils that proceed from it. ~
 6   2,     17| charitably. Oh, how many are the evils that come of this cursed
 7   3,     16|       from which often come many evils, because the wretched man
 8   3,     16|         many homicides and other evils, a word having entered the
 9   3,     32|           the cause of all these evils. Do not put off any longer
10   4,      8|   bestial love. So great are the evils which fall on the disobedient;
11   4,     11|        overlooked these infinite evils and sins, and the many others