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1 Theop  |  shows, which is resplendent charity and the commandment respecting
2 Tusiane|        that is, learning and charity and discretion are imparted
3 Tusiane|     and the Order of Virtue; Charity Deep and Full; Chastity
4 Tusiane|   thickly-leaved branches of charity, which He commands us to
5 Tusiane| branches; most fitly calling charity dense boughs, because it
6 Tusiane| branches and trunks. Such is charity, having no part void or
7 Tusiane|      mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing."18 Charity,
8 Tusiane|    charity, I am nothing."18 Charity, therefore, is a tree the
9 Arete  |    has repelled from himself charity, mercy, and humanity, is