Chapter

 1 12|                   12. Pride and Vainglory.~We have already mentioned
 2 12|         we~touched on pride and vainglory, which are closely linked
 3 12|      different kinds of pride —~vainglory and inner or spiritual pride.
 4 12|    beloved by European writers.~Vainglory is the more amusing feeling,
 5 12|        not motivate people with vainglory, especially those giving~
 6 12|      made at the~instigation of vainglory, stirred up in rich people
 7 12|       those in bishop’s orders. Vainglory which has been humbled or
 8 12|      are haunted by thoughts of vainglory when making donations, serving
 9 12|      and as for the thoughts of vainglory which force their way into
10 12|       and who is working out of~vainglory: which teacher is loving
11 12|   please the crowd, for his own vainglory and “for filthy luchre’s~
12 12|      example, was the motive of vainglory present~during prayer, and
13 12|        duty) and the demands of vainglory, that he must constantly~
14 12| consequently, from all kinds of vainglory.~What should be said to
15 15|         passions: anger, pride, vainglory, lust, drunkenness. We have
16 15|       of honour, love of~money, vainglory and the passionate desire
17 16|     some other~sinful passion — vainglory, self-interest, or ambitiousness
18 C |         to things~love of money~vainglory~laziness~acceptance of lustful