[Donatus moralisatus]

you gathered me, you visited me, and you clothed me."

Likewise, there are five species of this power. Of whose figure, first, simple, with regard to the imperfect; second, composite, with regard to the perfect. For we shall all stand before the tribunal of Christ, whether simple—that is, those who flourished in good simplicity, or those who, living in bad simplicity, destroyed themselves even if perhaps they did not harm others—or composite—that is, those living well by teaching well or promoting others, or those who through an evil life and evil instigations corrupted themselves and others. Of whose order, first, propositive; second, subjunctive. For the to-be-saved will be judged first, just as it is written that the foolish virgins came after the prudent ones, and after those who were on the right, the Judge comes to those on the left. Let us weigh, most beloved, the power of this King, at whose command all the inhabitants of this earth—kings, leaders, and counts of any dignity whatsoever—are reckoned here, but on that final day will be reckoned equally base with the vile persons. And those who now build great palaces,