Chapter

 1 I   |     the apostles' armour, and crowned more worthily with the white
 2 I   |  where are we forbidden to be crowned?--I shall take this point
 3 II  | written that we should not be crowned. But is it written that
 4 II  |     written that we should be crowned? Indeed, in urgently demanding
 5 II  |       that it is lawful to be crowned on this ground, that Scripture
 6 VII |     the first head the graces crowned, for she received gifts
 7 VII |    suppliants were wont to be crowned. Harpocration argues that
 8 VII |     Egyptians, was designedly crowned with ivy, because it is
 9 VII |       judge the custom of the crowned head, introduced as it was
10 IX  |      temple of God itself was crowned; as neither was the ark
11 IX  |    altar, nor the candlestick crowned though certainly, both on
12 IX  | people of God ought not to be crowned. The reality must always
13 IX  |       that Christ Himself was crowned, to that you will get the
14 IX  |       brief reply: Be you too crowned, as He was; you have full
15 X   |      the dead also to be thus crowned, as they too straightway
16 X   |     servants and priests, are crowned. You have, in Claudius,
17 XII |     military service again is crowned with olive, the idolatry
18 XIII|      of the citizens also are crowned with laurel crowns; but
19 XIII|    pomp. The rabble, too, are crowned, at one time because of
20 XIII|      happy, not those who are crowned. Marriage, too, decks the
21 XIII|   hapless Antinous, should be crowned in a Christian, that he
22 XIII|      Homer the heaven also is crowned with constellations, and
23 XIII|       himself, too, should be crowned by God. But the world crowns
24 XIV |    that she may not either be crowned with any exquisite arrangement
25 XIV |     Lord, that you may now be crowned with laurel, and myrtle,
26 XIV |       than the angels, and so crowned with glory and honour. If
27 XIV |      His for yours; or be not crowned with flowers at all, if
28 XV  |   like manner, the elders sit crowned around, crowned too with
29 XV  |    elders sit crowned around, crowned too with a crown of gold,
30 XV  |       thenceforth he is never crowned; and he has that for a mark