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Alphabetical [« »] viareggio 1 vicar 7 vice 27 vices 8 victima 1 victorious 1 victory 2	Frequency [« »] 8 thereby 8 transgress 8 using 8 vices 8 virtuous 8 vow 8 walks	St. Catherine of Siena The Dialogue of Saint Catherine IntraText - Concordances vices

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1   1,      8|     as perverse men all their vices; thus, if you consider well,
2   2,      3|      this is also true of the vices, all of which are committed
3   2,     15|  whose roots are held in four vices. ~
4   2,     15|  these are the four principal vices which destroy the soul of
5   2,     17|      with envy? Oh, miserable vices that destroy the heaven
6   2,     22|     there are three principal vices, namely: self-love, whence
7   2,     27| condition and those principal vices to which he sees him to
8   3,     28|   mitigates the stench of the vices of the others, and the light