Hic veritatis lumen est, vitae via, vis, mens, manus, virtus patris, sol aequitatis, fons bonorum, flos dei, natus deo, mundi sator, mortalitatis vita nostrae et mors necis, magister hic virtutium, deusque nobis atque pro nobis homo, nos induendus induit, aeterna iungens homines inter et deum in utrumque se commercia.
He is the light of truth, the path of life, the strength, mind, hand, and power of the Father, the sun of righteousness, the fount of blessings, the flower of God, born of God, creator of the world, life of our mortality and death of Death. He, the Lord of Virtues, to us God and for us Man, puts on our nature as we must put on his, linking God with man in perpetual intercourse, himself of each partaking.
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