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Alphabetical [« »] endures 6 enduring 11 enemies 15 enemy 8 energy 2 enfeebled 1 engaged 1	Frequency [« »] 8 drowned 8 dwell 8 effect 8 enemy 8 exercises 8 extent 8 fail	St. Catherine of Siena The Dialogue of Saint Catherine IntraText - Concordances enemy

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1   2,      6|   imposed on him, and became My enemy. And I, with My humility,
2   3,     30|       the stranger be friend or enemy. To a friend, that is to
3   3,     30|         great solicitude; to an enemy, that is to say, to vice
4   4,      2|  dignity, and having slain this enemy with hatred and dislike
5   4,      6|       his soul to drive out the enemy of self-love, for he does
6   4,      6|  offended; so he drives out the enemy and puts in his place the
7   4,      6| self-love, producing pride, the enemy of humility and charity.
8   4,      6|      charity. Impatience is the enemy of patience, disobedience