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 1 2 |  referring to a complete and perfect happiness, to which absolutely
 2 17|   from the last will of this perfect good man. Of all the people
 3 18|    to God, which is the most perfect purpose of the soul ----
 4 19|     by not allowing his most perfect part to grow tender about
 5 21| imparted to his whole life a perfect beauty.~
 6 22|   and relating them all in a perfect harmony.~The writings of
 7 28|     a still greater and more perfect virtue, namely the theurgic,
 8 29|      her, and who now was in perfect health. He had indeed performed
 9 34|   steps he took conformed to perfect virtue, and that during
10 34|    virtue, and that during a perfect life he was showered with