: alterum cupiditatis, cum mundi divitias amori caelestium praeponimus: tertium dissensionis, cum animos proximorum, etiam in supervacuis rebus offendere non formidamus: quartum impietatis, cum infirmiores spoliare, et eis fraudem facere pro nihilo ducimus.
The second is the fire of covetousness, when we prefer the riches of the world before the love of heavenly matters: the third is the fire of debate, when we stick not to offend the mind of our neighbour even in trifling matters: the fourth is the fire of pitilessness, when we think it a light matter to despoil them that are weaker and to do them injury.
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