Excerpt from Collectio Selecta Ss; Ecclesie Patrum, Vol. 91: Complectens Exquisitissima Opera, Tum Dogmatica Et Moralia, Tum Apologetica Et Oratoria

Ruin, sed illud agebat, ut trium dierum cessationem repe riret. Nam sine divino nutu, bonum nullum In no'stiios animes venerit notos vero divmus labbre� nobiscum aggreditur, cosque przeclare sublevat, si preces videata nobis diligi, nosque assidue Deum orar�, ac sperare cuneta inde ad nds bona descehsura. Quando igitur ali quem video a precatiohis studio abesse, neque illins ar denti ac vehementi amore teneri; lam mihi exploratum est, nihil ab ce' m�gnificum, nihil praeclarum pessid�ri. Quando vere aliquem corno in Dee colendo sine satietate p'ersistere, quique non precari asmdue in magnis nume ret detrimentis; omnium illum virtutum acerrimum cul torem Deiqrie templum esse conpcm. Quod si amictus hominls, pedum gressus, et risus dentium quae in eo sunt, retegit, secundum sapienlem Salomenem multo magis preeatio, Beique cultus, est justilize argumentum; eum illa, vestis quaedam sit spiritualis ac divina, quae mcntes nostra's magno decoro ac pulchritudine induit, et: exornat q'urb singulerum Vivendi rationem dirigit.

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