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 1    I, 3 |        flesh, exhibited the same virtue, both practical and contemplative.
 2    I, 4 |       and understanding that the virtue of man and woman is the
 3    I, 5 |        guiding from childhood to virtue. Accordingly, our Lord revealed
 4    I, 8 |      does good. And the Good, in virtue of its being good, does
 5    I, 8 |        of its being possessed of virtue; as also righteousness is
 6    I, 8 |         virtue--for it is itself virtue.--but on account of its
 7    I, 8 |      being a good thing, both as virtue and as desirable for its
 8    I, 8 |          the Instructor also, in virtue of His being good, with
 9    I, 8 |         attends the good man, in virtue of His being in nature good.
10    I, 10|           grow by praise:-~ "For virtue that is praised~ Grows like
11    I, 11|       pungency and the purifying virtue of punishment are profitable
12    I, 13|                            XIII. VIRTUE RATIONAL, SIN IRRATIONAL.~
13    I, 13|   efficacious cause of duty? For virtue itself is a state of the
14    I, 13|         soul's consort and ally. Virtue is a will in conformity
15   II, 1 |          of our fellow-guests to virtue, we are all the more on
16   II, 1 | ourselves as a bright pattern of virtue, such as we ourselves have
17   II, 1 |         found in the practice of virtue. Accordingly, the apostle
18   II, 11|      like and suitable images of Virtue and Vice, representing the
19   II, 11|        the former of these, viz. Virtue, standing simply, white-robed
20   II, 13|     which is far from caring for virtue, but claims the body for
21  III, 6 |      that are of high value, but virtue; which is the Word given
22  III, 8 |      either aspire after or seek virtue.~"He truly is the best of