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 1 6 |    JUPITER'S THUNDERBOLT.~Ye say, O fools, Jupiter thunders.
 2 14|        him? Art thou not ashamed, O fool, w adore such pictures?
 3 24|           awarded P Ah! not thus, O malignant man, shall it
 4 25|       WILL NOT BELIEVE.~How long, O foolish man, wilt thou not
 5 26|       enjoys delights which thou, O wicked one, hast lost; and
 6 26|    impious, cruel hell. Commence, O thou who art led away, to
 7 27|                            XXVII. O FOOL, THOU DOST NOT DIE
 8 27|         THOU DOST NOT DIE TO GOD.~O fool, thou dost not absolutely
 9 27|          them. Thou art stripped, O foolish one, who thinkest
10 28|          delays in a cruel death. O wicked man, hear now what
11 29|  UNBELIEVING RICH MAN.~Thou wilt, O rich man, by insatiably
12 29|       after such things as these. O ungrateful to the great
13 29|         secret of God. Learn God, O foolish man, who wishes
14 30|       RICH MEN, BE HUMBLE.~Learn, O thou who art about to die,
15 30|          prepared. Strip thyself, O rich man turned away from
16 30|          no account. Observe now, O barren one, the law which
17 30|         in prosperity. Take away, O rich men, hearts of fraud,
18 33|          XXXIII. TO THE GENTILES.~O people, ferocious, without
19 34|          brought into subjection. O people, O man, thou brother,
20 34|        into subjection. O people, O man, thou brother, do not
21 34|          as these? Thou choosest, O ignorant one, things that
22 36|           may now believe on Him. O fools, that live in death!
23 40| unbelieving people such as yours. O evil men! in so many places,
24 48|                           XLVIII. O FAITHFUL, BEWARE OF EVIL.~
25 59|         LIVING GOD.~Thou wishest, O Christian woman, that the
26 59|          but by her gifts. Do ye, O good matrons, flee from
27 59|            Overcome the evil one, O modest women of Christ.
28 60|          fashion of the Gentiles, O thou who art consecrated
29 61|       others. Ye rebuke calamity; O belly, stuff yourself out
30 61|         side when he is fighting? O fool, dost not thou perceive
31 61|         Thou seekest to feed him, O fool, who feedeth thee again.
32 62|         HIM WHO WISHES FOR~Since, O son, thou desirest martyrdom,
33 63|         Thou seekest to wage war, O fool, as if wars were at
34 64|         within. Thou art jealous, O envious man, of another
35 65|     thyself by the gain of wages. O wicked one, thou deceivest
36 66|     behaved himself with caution. O badly fortified, and foretold
37 66|       like to Christ your Master, O little ones. Be among the
38 68|   Exercise the mystery of Christ, O deacons, with purity; therefore,
39 68|           with purity; therefore, O ministers, do the commands
40 73|     extinct. With what advantage, O false one, thou hast perished!
41 74|       should be adorned in death! O true vanity, to desire honour
42 77|           the power of the ruler, O fool, among Cyclopes, Thence