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De ira

Name: De ira
Author: Martin of Braga

Martin of Braga·Prose·6 sections·2,280 words

Domno ac beatissimo, mihi desiderantissimo in Christo, Fratri Vittimero …

The opening.

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1.1 to 1.6Domno ac beatissimo, mihi desiderantissimo in Christo, Fratri Vittimero …566 words
1.7 to 1.8[4] In iram primum est non irasci; secundum cito desinere; tertium …510 words
1.9[6] Ex his autem quae solent offendere, alia renuntiantur nobis, alia …283 words
1.10 to 1.12[7] Quin illud valde in haec illiberale et foedum, cum minimis …503 words
1.13 to 1.14[9] Qui irascitur iniurianti se, vitium vitio opponit. Numque non …407 words
1.15Martin of Braga Medieval Latin The Latin Library The Classics Page11 words

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De ira

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