Chapter

 1 5 |         the hermit, that I, after struggling for~many years, am now taking
 2 5 |   passions of the human heart and struggling with them.~If you cannot
 3 6 |         more strongly his soul is struggling within~him, his conscience
 4 6 |        within~him, his conscience struggling with the demon of unbelief
 5 11|           in their souls, and not struggling against~the passions which
 6 12|          it is shameful and start~struggling with it. But how? The penitent
 7 12|      which has been humbled or is struggling with~humility in the soul
 8 12|           becomes strengthened in~struggling for the good, a Christian
 9 13|           and giving advice about struggling against~them, and so we
10 14|     giving drunkards advice about struggling with~their passion, a priest
11 15|       mostly among people already struggling for their salvation. With
12 15|        hold of him, he must start struggling with it. But in this case
13 16|       should be~the first step in struggling with the passion of envy,
14 17| spiritually and so are engaged in struggling only with their remaining
15 18|        reprehensible, but put~off struggling with them indefinitely.
16 18|           a firm resolve to start struggling with himself and concern
17 21|         matter, and, if so, start~struggling against it. But if his memory