Erat quippe ante omnia divinae caritatis igne fervidus, patientiae virtute modestus, orationum devotioni sollertissime intentus, affabilis omnibus qui ad se consolationis gratia veniebant; hoc ipsum quoque orationis loco ducens, si infirmis fratribus opem suae exhortationis tribueret; sciens quia qui dixit, Diliges Dominum Deum tuum; dixit et, Diliges proximum.
For he was above all things kindled with the fire of divine love, forbearing by the virtue of patience, most diligently given to devotion of praying, courteous to all that came to him for comfort; for he took this same for a kind of prayer too, if he should minister the help of his exhortation to weak brethren; knowing that He that said: Thou shalt love the Lord thy God; said also, Thou shalt love thy neighbour.
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