Satisfactio
Satisfactio a
Satisfacere est peccatorum causas excidere, et suggestionibus earum aditum non indulgere.
Augustinus in soliloquiis.
Fons primus
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Satisfactio b
De cotidianis breuibus leuibusque peccatis sine quibus hec uita non ducitur, cotidiana fidelium oratio satisfacit. Eorum enim est dicere: Pater noster qui es in celis, qui iam regenerati sunt ex aqua et Spiritu.
Delet enim hec oratio minima et cotidiana peccata; delet eciam illa a quibus uita fidelium eciam scelerate gesta sed premittendo melius mutata discedit.
Augustinus in encheridion capitulo LXXI.
Fons primus
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Satisfactio c
Nequaquam satisfacimus si ab iniquitate cessamus, nisi uoluptates quoque quas dileximus, econtrario oppositis lamentis insequamur.
Gregorius in pastorali.
Fons primus
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Satisfactio d
Oratione propiciatio Dei queritur, ieiunio concupiscencia carnis extinguitur, elymosinis peccata redimuntur, simulque per omnia Dei ymago in nobis renouatur.
Leo papa in sermone de ieiunio.
Fons primus
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Abstinencia acElemosina al
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Lacrima a
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Penitencia u, Penitencia ab
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