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Meanings of human virtue in English
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Usage of human virtue in English
1
And in this way they can be the subject of human virtue.
2
We cannot quite credit so great a discrepancy in relative human virtue.
3
As a whole, they are favourable to human virtue, being non-exclusive pleasures.
4
Now the manner and measure of human virtue is in man from God.
5
Patience is a human virtue that died with the previous century.
6
A considerable portion of human virtue springs directly from this source.
7
Wherefore human virtue does not imply reference to being, but rather to act.
8
What is human virtue, that he should pledge his salvation on governing well?
9
The one human virtue which Geoffrey respected and understood was the virtue of courage.
10
Therefore also human virtue is referred not only to act, but also to being.
11
Now as natural virtue is in natural things, so is human virtue in rational beings.
12
They have set up a sort of human virtue in the place of the God-life.
13
The crowning human virtue in a man is to let his wife poke the fire.
14
Let us then pay to human virtue the honour that is so justly its due!
15
He didn't know whether she had faith or charity or confidence or any other human virtue.
16
He had a weariness in the folly of men and a cynical disbelief in human virtue.
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