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1 5 | should, moreover, excite your charity to labour with Us for the
2 8 |      vices. The extinction of charity in divers places was followed
3 12|       of the cross, an ardent charity penetrated the heart of
4 12|      certainty of peril. This charity he extended to all men;
5 16|       was begotten an immense charity in his soul; on his body
6 22|     he expressed the power of charity and of poetry with it in
7 22|       the 12th century divine charity had grown cold, so also
8 22|    self love, and the genuine charity towards the poorer and the