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 1 Ana       |       charitable. Our well-known love for each other is blamed,
 2 I         |        of men lies dormant: they love to remain ignorant, while
 3 VII       | whimsical suspicion, or the mere love of lying which in some persons
 4 XIX       |           As regards wisdom, the love of it has been wont to be
 5 XXXVII    |          above, we are bidden to love our enemies, whom have we
 6 XXXIX     |       charitable. Our well-known love for each other is blamed,
 7 XXXIX     |      into practice of so great a love as this brands us with a
 8 XXXIX     |        See,' say they, 'how they love each other!'—for they themselves
 9 XXXIX     |            What marvel, then, if love so great as ours should
10 XXXIX(107)|        what wonder, if Christian love be desecrated? ' ~
11 XXXIX     |          in the Greek signifies 'love j.' However much it may
12 XLI       |         thus learnt from Him, we love His mercy and fear His severity,
13 L         |        suffer; when you ought to love those at whose hands you