Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro  |   pravitatem]; and, with the charity of Christ already growing
 2 Intro  |     to conjoin all in mutual charity.  And sop when very many
 3 Intro  |   many works of religion and charity.  Wherefore it happened
 4 III    |             CHAPTER III~ ~On Charity towards God and neighbor~ ~
 5 III,6  |   wholly [tota] depends upon charity towards God and neighbor. 
 6 III,6  |   towards God and neighbor.  Charity is the form of all virtues
 7 III,6  |      prevail [validius] than charity. ~
 8 III,8  |     Deum] is the exercise of charity towards (one's) neighbor;
 9 III,8  |      true disciple of Christ charity shines out the most upon (
10 III,8  |  useful and honest:  so that charity abounds in work, it is necessary
11 VI,17  |    praestent] the offices of charity not only to the infirm,
12 VII,20 | religion [religiositatis] or charity (cf. Reg. II Ord., cap.
13 VII,22 |    Let all things be done in charity, and may the holy love [
14 VIII,25|    induce them to follow the charity and poverty of (their) Seraphic