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2.4 De Ingratitudine (Tosti ed., pp.274)

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De Ingratitudine 1

Ingratitudo est, ut dicit Bernardus, res peremptoria, hostis gratie, inimica salutis, virtutum disperso, exinanitio meritorum, ventus urens exiccans sibi fontem pietatis, rorem misericordie, et fluenta gratie.

FONTES

De Ingratitudine 2

Seneca: Ingratus est qui negat se beneficium recepisse.

FONS

De Ingratitudine 3

Seneca: Ingratus est qui dissimulat. Ingratior qui non reddit. Ingratissimus hominum qui oblitus est.

FONS

De Ingratitudine 4

Seneca: Nullum beneficium est magis necessarium, quam referenda gratia.

FONS


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