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 1    arg|          GOOD PURPOSES, FOR THOSE THINGS WHICH GOD HAS COMMANDED,
 2    arg|          FORBIDS TO VIRGINS THOSE THINGS WHICH HAD NEGLIGENTLY COME
 3     II|      again enslaved by those same things of which he had been healed,
 4      V|          unmarried careth for the things of the Lord, how he may
 5      V|           marriage careth for the things which are of this world,
 6      V|    unmarried woman consider those things which are the Lord's, that
 7      V|          show itself equal in all things; nor should the dress of
 8      V|     herself for better and divine things. They who have not a husband
 9     VI|           the midst of those very things which she has renounced!
10    VII| possession with God. But whatever things are earthly, and have been
11    VII|             says he, "neither the things that are in the world. If
12    VII|      Therefore eternal and divine things are to be followed, and
13    VII|           to be followed, and all things must be done after the will
14     IX|         since it is written, "All things are lawful, but all things
15     IX|        things are lawful, but all things are not expedient: all things
16     IX|     things are not expedient: all things are lawful, but all things
17     IX|        things are lawful, but all things edify not." For the rest,
18      X|  conferred upon us? And all these things have passed away like a
19     XI|         that you should use those things which God has willed you
20     XI|            certainly, but for the things of salvation; use them,
21     XI|           use them, but for those things which God has commanded,
22     XI|           love-songs and indecent things are not on that account
23    XIV|          of their cost? All which things sinning and apostate angels
24     XV|     seducing dyes, yet when those things which belong to God are
25  XVIII|          will not pass over those things, which while by negligence
26    XXI|       theirs. The ascent to great things is not easy. What toil we
27   XXII|       world, the eyes uplifted to things above, or set them upon
28   XXII|          or set them upon earthly things.~
29  XXIII|         and of the body. Only the things which belong to virtue and
30   XXIV|          XXIV.~Every one of which things, O good virgins, you ought