Vita It Doctrina Jesu Christi

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1872 edition. Excerpt: ...et exclamans voce magna exiit ab eo. (Ibid.) Ad unum Christi verbum, Exi, migrat daemon: quare non a te post tot inspirationes? tua culpa; quia ei blandiris in tuis passionibus. S. Gregor. hom. 12. in E/.ech. Quem possessum non discerpserat, deserens discerpit, quia plerumque dum de corde expellitur, acriores in eo tentationes generat, quam prius excitaverat. Non dejice ergo airimum, si tentationes vehementiores sontis: signum est daemonem exire. FERIA VI. SOCKUS SIMONIS CURATUK A FEBRl. I. Socrus autem Simonis tenebatur magnis febribus. (Luc. 4.) Ita dispositam invenit Jesus. Qualem te in, venit, cum ad te venit? Non una forte sed multiplex tua est febris. S. Ambros. Non minorem febrim umoris erga res creatas esse dixerim, quam caloris: febris nostra, ava/ritia, libido, ambitio, iracundia est. Agnosce morbos tuos et pericula. Admitte Jesum in domum cordis tui, quem hactenus repulisti, ut gratia, et dictaminibus divinis medeatur. II. Et accedens elevavit eam apprehensa manu ejus, et continuo dimisit eam febris. (Marc. 1.) Actum est de tua sanitate, nisi Deus extendat manum gratiae. Sed quoties extendit, et non apprehendis? Imperavit febri, et dimisit illam. (Luo. 4.) Intelligis voluntatem, et mandatum Dei circa tuas febres, et te nondum dimittunt: quia tu illas amas, qui odisti febres corporis. Timeillud: Curavimus Babylonem, et non est sanata; derelinquamus eam. (Jerem. 51.) 0 dereKnquamus eam! III. Et continuo surgens ministrabat illis. (Luo. 4.) Cum Deus solus sanat, momenta res agitur ad perfectionem. At hoc rerum ordine successive id agitur, juxta mensuram nostrae cooperationis. Velles domitas habere passiones, sed velles nullo labore tibi constare. Inania sunt desideria, ubi manus operi non adhibetur. 2. Eestitut