Chapter

 1 I   |  alone uncovered, the useless crown in his hand--already even
 2 I   |    had no liberty to wear the crown with the rest. Being urgently
 3 I   |   likewise dropped the laurel crown; and now, purple-clad with
 4 I   |       worthily with the white crown of martyrdom, he awaits
 5 II  |       the Faithful has ever a crown upon his head, except at
 6 II  |       to-day in accepting the crown he offended before in refusing
 7 II  |    just on this ground is the crown unlawful, because the Scripture
 8 V   |       who lays it down that a crown does not become the head.
 9 V   |     and smelt. You count it a crown, let us say, when you have
10 V   |       anything belonging to a crown but its band, have you in
11 VII |   blush for the origin of the crown, even on the ground of the
12 VII |      was the first who wore a crown; Diodorus, that Jupiter,
13 VII |    Callimachus has put a vine crown upon Juno. So too at Argos,
14 VII |      originator of the laurel crown (the crown) in which he
15 VII |      of the laurel crown (the crown) in which he celebrated
16 VII |   dedicated to him the "great crown." If you open, again, the
17 IX  |     ever find the wearer of a crown? I think not even the temple
18 IX  |     permission. Yet even that crown of insolent ungodliness
19 IX  |    honour or dishonour of the crown. Thus too Isaiah, as he
20 X   | offered to the gods. Thus the crown also is made out to be an
21 XI  |   real ground of the military crown, I think we must first inquire
22 XI  |    the matter of the military crown. Suppose, then, that the
23 XI  |       far as the plea for the crown is concerned.~
24 XII |     say a word also about the crown itself. This laurel one
25 XII |    goddess of arms--but got a crown of the tree referred to,
26 XII |    his response by having the crown on his head. The laurel
27 XII |     not he who has carried (a crown for) this cause on his head,
28 XIII|       state horses with their crown. Your Lord, when, according
29 XIII|       the bridegroom with its crown; and therefore we will not
30 XIII|       you even seal it with a crown, you have returned to the
31 XIII|  causes of the wearing of the crown, and there is not one which
32 XIV |      angels, much more with a crown on it will she offend those (
33 XIV |   crowns above. For what is a crown on the head of a woman,
34 XIV |      so as even to rival that crown of Christ which He afterwards
35 XV  |   property untainted; He will crown it if He choose. Nay, then,
36 XV  |       He says, "I will give a crown Of life." Be you, too, faithful
37 XV  |    too, the good fight, whose crown the apostle · feels so justly
38 XV  |    and to conquer, receives a crown of victory; and another
39 XV  |    around, crowned too with a crown of gold, and the Son of
40 XV  |   when at the sword's point a crown is presented to him, as
41 XV  |    saying that Mithras is his crown. And thenceforth he is never
42 XV  |      Mithras if he throws the crown away--if he say that in
43 XV  |    that in his god he has his crown. Let us take note of the