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1 2 | by the practice of every virtue. This work of sanctification 2 6 | 16) Endowed with every virtue, he excelled in meekness 3 6 | in meekness of heart, a virtue so peculiar to himself that 4 6 | is required of one. This virtue, which grew in the heart 5 10| Chrysostom "is more violent than virtue" (Homily 58 on Genesis) 6 11| which tried to simulate virtue and piety. Although he was 7 13| discourages one in the practice of virtue and is altogether foreign 8 15| to select out a special virtue for constant practice on 9 19| not a merely superficial virtue and to die always to themselves 10 27| that the acquisition of virtue, although it cannot be done 11 28| their imitation, for this virtue recalls to our minds so 12 28| souls one to another. This virtue, wherever it is practiced 13 28| through the practice of this virtue which we rightly call the