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 1 21    | transformed them into motives of virtue and occasions of merit;
 2 24    |     moral qualities, that is, in virtue; that virtue is, moreover,
 3 24    |         that is, in virtue; that virtue is, moreover, the common
 4 24    |          rich and poor; and that virtue, and virtue alone, wherever
 5 24    |       poor; and that virtue, and virtue alone, wherever found, will
 6 26    |          which blocks the way to virtue. ~
 7 28    |       fact that she calls men to virtue and forms them to its practice
 8 30    | Christian charity. Charity, as a virtue, pertains to the Church;
 9 30    |      pertains to the Church; for virtue it is not, unless it be
10 32    |         of the poor; and this in virtue of his office, and without
11 34    |      that society can possess is virtue. Nevertheless, it is the
12 40    |       the sovereignty resides in virtue whereof man is commanded
13 51    |        both they and it exist in virtue of the like principle, namely,
14 52(38)|         Human law is law only by virtue of its accordance with right