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 1 1 |     and praise the works, the virtues, and the spirit of the Seraphic
 2 3 |       for the strength of his virtues which have been so powerful,
 3 21|       in their acquisition of virtues or in the possession of
 4 28|     cannot see that all these virtues proceeded from the one and
 5 29|    study of these his sublime virtues, for the reason that, in
 6 30| Francis, trained in the manly virtues We have written about, was
 7 36|     of sainthood. The noblest virtues, too, came back into public
 8 40|       his practice of all the virtues in a heroic manner, by the
 9 42|    even now the lesson of his virtues, from which places the pious
10 42|      men who admire his great virtues seek to copy in some way