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1 VIII,  571|          true blessings, but their covetousness, which limited the meaning
2 VIII,  571|           divide the wills of men, covetousness and charity. Not that covetousness
3 VIII,  571| covetousness and charity. Not that covetousness cannot exist along with
4 VIII,  571|           with worldly riches; but covetousness uses God and enjoys the
5 VIII,  571|           the enemy of those whose covetousness He confounds.~Thus as the
6   X,  662 |      Nothing is so like charity as covetousness, and nothing is so opposed
7   X,  662 |  possessions which flattered their covetousness, were very like Christians,