Chapter

 1 II  |      that he may put off the man, is burnt up in the fires
 2 II  |      he is painted as an old man carrying a sickle. Janus
 3 VIII| marvel at this in respect of man, since herein all nature
 4 IX  |   the whole world? And while man dwells far and wide, shall
 5 XI  |   flesh; God is mingled with man. This is our God, this is
 6 XI  | mediator of the two, puts on man that He may lead them to
 7 XI  |     them to the Father. What man is, Christ was willing to
 8 XI  |      was willing to be, that man also may be what Christ
 9 XII |      office and example of a man, the other which should
10 XIII|   Jews, who had believed Him man only from the humility of
11 XIV |   might bring to the Father, Man whom He loved, whom He put