able, he is generous and cheerful in giving alms, and easy and mild in forgiving sinners, and yet not think that forgiveness should be given to sinners in such a way that he believes that the discipline of his house ought to be neglected, but, retaining moderation in both force and mercy, let him maintain moderateness in correction and severity in forgiveness. Let him criticize, warn, frighten, reprove, console, delight; let him not do as much to sinners who are subject to him, as the onset of rage
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