ALbert the Great - On Cleaving to God
On the highest and supreme perfection of man, in so far as it is possible in this life
How one can cling to and seek Christ alone, disdaining everything else
What the perfection of man consist of in this life
How man’s activity should be purely in the intellect and not in the senses
On purity of heart which is to be sought above all things
That the devout man should cleave to God with naked understanding and will
How the heart should be gathered within itself
How a religious man should commit himself to God in all circumstances whatsoever
How much the contemplation of God is to be preferred to all other exercises