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1 1 |      the practice of all other virtues, so Saint Francis, on the
2 4 |        stars; if they knew the virtues of all plants; if all the
3 7 | revelation, all the merits and virtues of his companions, and also
4 7 |       others whose defects and virtues were clearly revealed to
5 13|      this good man such divine virtues, that I would most willingly
6 24|    form of a tree; and how the virtues, the merits and the vices
7 24|       describe the beauty, the virtues, and the delicious fragrance