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Artist: Krusader
Canonical path: /krusader/part-i-virtutes-septem
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Part I - Virtutes Septem
Part I - Virtutes Septem lyrics by Krusader. Gladius nullus est Sine justo corde Virtutes septem te docebo Sit Fides sustentaculum vitae tuae, in Deum patrem...
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Part I - Virtutes Septem
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Gladius nullus est
Sine justo corde
Virtutes septem te docebo
Sit Fides sustentaculum vitae tuae,
in Deum patrem crede et Is te ducet
Spem filii in Deo
habe semper,
etiamsi cadat,
consurge et specta ad coelum neque ad humum
Caritas, mater nostra, vera intentio amandi Deum,
se ipsum, proximum que est.
Prudentia dux est in proelio, maius bonum eligit,
pejus malum devitat.
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