Chapter

 1 1 |      put it right, if only we desire and~also strive to set to
 2 5 |    will reread it at your own desire and~inclination. Anyone
 3 6 |    reading these hooks with a desire to be delivered from faith;
 4 6 |     then you will receive the~desire to ask God for the remission
 5 6 |  there remains a considerable desire to get his faith back, although
 6 6 |      he also has the~opposing desire to avoid it. Keep your pastoral
 7 12|    brotherly love and lack of desire to attend to oneself and~
 8 13|     by~nothing other than the desire to silence the voice of
 9 13|     them. Why~is it that this desire, apparently so strong, will
10 13|   used to~following his every desire, without rules for distinguishing
11 15|  vainglory and the passionate desire for revenge have this effect
12 15|     the scourge of any~sinful desire has laid hold of him, he
13 16| arises from self-love, from a desire for riches and glory, and
14 16|  extremely sinful. You should desire for yourself only salvation
15 17|     they were to renounce the desire to get rich, they would
16 17|  himself. Flee the~insatiable desire which dared to do such things
17 18|       of their lives that the~desire to repent and the fear of
18 19|     the former.~Guided by the desire to awaken or strengthen
19 19|      it is not expressed as a desire for revenge? According to
20 19|    need. After this comes the desire not to~recognize anything
21 20|      you~sincerely and firmly desire to be a human being, and
22 21| degree and have not the least desire to smother your conscience,
23 21|     he was upset and felt the~desire to leave the monastery.