Potts(1905-1910) 8853
8853. CHAPTER 20. THE DOCTRINE OF CHARITY. Every man has something of his own which he loves above all things. This is called that which rules, or if you will, that which reigns universally with him. This is constantly present in his thought, and also in his will, and makes his veriest life.
Elliott(1983-1999) 8853
8853.20
TEACHINGS ABOUT CHARITY
In everyone there is something his own which he loves above all things. It is called that which is dominant or, if you will, that which reigns universally with him. It is unceasingly present in his thought and also his will; and it composes his very life.
Latin(1748-1756) 8853
8853. EXODI CAPUT VICESIMUM DOCTRINA CHARITATISUnusquisque homo habet proprium, quod super omnia amat; hoc vocatur dominans, aut, si velis, universaliter regnans apud illum; hoc praesens est in ejus cogitatione et quoque in ejus voluntate jugiter, et facit ipsissimam ejus vitam.