Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |      had become resolved; the virtue of continence had been consciously
 2     Int, 1    |     concluding section to the virtue of Christian love as the
 3       4, XV   |   loved the peace which is in virtue, and hated the discord which
 4       4, XV   | between the unity there is in virtue and the discord there is
 5       6, VII  |    him for his inborn love of virtue, which was uncommonly marked
 6       6, VII  |      reach the height of true virtue, and who were easily beguiled
 7       6, VII  |    only a shadowy and feigned virtue.~
 8       6, XVI  |      not discern the light of virtue and of beauty which must
 9       9, II   |      than not to attribute my virtue to myself; because thou,
10      11, XV   |      in it that mutability in virtue of which it could become
11      12, II   |       a spiritual creation by virtue of our souls, when we turned
12      12, XXXII| reason and understanding - by virtue of which he has been set