Note. First, it is well to remark two things:
the first is that love ought to be put more in
deeds than in words.

The second, love consists in interchange
between the two parties; that is to say in the
lover's giving and communicating to the be-
loved what he has or out of what he has or
can; and so, on the contrary, the beloved to
the lover. So that if the one has knowledge,
he give to the one who has it not. The same
of honors, of riches; and so the one to the
other.

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