Alphabetarius

Bñ The soul is an intellectual spirit for beatitude, implanted? and incorruptible, ordered.
Hugo I know, my soul, that what you love is your life; it is not in itself, and when you love something, you are loved in it, and you are transformed into the likeness of that which you love. Oh soul, I know that you love, because the love of the flesh is that you may be transformed into the likeness of that which you love.
Is Therefore, O soul, you are either the spouse or the adulteress of God.
Is The soul is precious, redeemed by the blood of the Lamb, immaculate; and attend to how much you are worth, what price, what state [you are in]; think of the spirit, for the soul.
Is The soul is made to the likeness of the whole wisdom, and it is [made] to the likeness of every creature.
Is Lord, you did not make all things from your own substance; for if you had made them from your own substance, all things would be what you are.
Is How great a dignity, how great a profit, that a nature which he bought with his own blood, with longer respect, with common solicitude, may come to its own [fountain].
Is I see, I wish for the spouse; the first thing is the heart.
Is Because you redeemed me, O soul, I should not be sold for vain things; for I was redeemed by blood, I should not become venal.
Is Consider?, you have a soul; for how much do you propose to sell it?
Is When the soul separates from God, it emits sighs because it offended its creator, while it deserts the flesh, loving its own, etc.
Is It is not a great thing to feed the stomachs of the dead, it is a great thing to feed

yours, which is seen to be.
Behold, to bury the dead is the body. Because man is assimilated to the Trinity, by intelligence, by will. Woe to the soul not seeking you, good Jesus, not loving you; for if it loves the world, it perishes; they are never quiet, never at peace.
Is Happy is the soul to whom Christ tastes so sweetly that it can think of nothing other than him.
Is If you had collected the drops of blood spilled [for you], would you not keep them with solicitude? How much more your soul, for which he poured out all his blood?
Is In the first Epistle.
Is The soul of the just is the seat of wisdom. In the book of only speeches.
Is Just as Christ alone is the nature? of the spirit, which is that which understands, it makes [you] understand.
Is Great is the dignity of souls, that each one from the birth of its nativity has an angel for its custody. It has already been disputed.
Is Nothing should be more friendly, nothing purer than the mind; it must be prepared as a dwelling, which does not delight in gold, in shining temples, nor in gem-studded altars, but in the adornment of the soul with virtues.
Is While the spirit is treated, while the senses feel, while the mind understands, while reason discerns, while the will wills, while the soul moves and vegetates, it is called [the soul].
Is Truly, the temple of the soul is of the mind; receive him, that spouse, that garment, that offering, that gift, that Christ.
Is Generous is the spirit of man by the nativity of the power of the Creator; it is more easily led than it is drawn.
Leo In the spirit itself, the soul sees simonies?; it sees that which is the fear that fails if