Ad peccata mortalia faciliter nos trahit dyabolus et maxime in trium, scilicet: in gulam, superbiam et avaritiam [...] Et facere quod quis non vadat ad infernum, «hoc opus, hic labor», quia solum tres conditiones hominum evadunt: - primo, illi quos Deus diligit, ut benigni et humiles; - secundo, illi quos opera virtutis ad hetera traxit, ut sunt illi qui exercentur in operibus caritatis et misericordie; - tertio, illi qui sunt ex diis geniti, id est religiosi, qui spiritis mundanis et propriam voluntatem et libertatem soli Deo vacant et serviunt circa vitam contemplativam

The devil easily leads us into mortal sins, especially into three: gluttony, pride, and greed. [...]  The conditions for which one does not go to hell («this is the task, this is the toil») are three:    - first, those whom God loves, such as the kind and humble; - second, those whose virtuous deeds lead them to higher things, such as those who engage in works of charity and mercy; - third, those who are born of gods, i.e. the religious, who, free from worldly spirits and their own will and freedom, dedicate and serve solely to God in the contemplative life.

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