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, to escape death from snake bite), the cure of seriousdisease (e. Like justice, both of these Beatitudes areexercised in reference to the neighbor (see 164). (a) By reason of his profession, a religious is obliged to strive afterthe perfection of charity (see 1560, 367 The first subjective part oftemperance includes abstemiousness as to food and sobriety as to drink;the second part includes chastity, a