Chapter

 1 7 |        themselves. Similarly, the parable of the drachma, as being
 2 7 |          sinner portrayed in each parable is one who is already a
 3 7 |           will well interpret the parable by recalling the sinner
 4 7 |          on the authority of that parable which recalls a sheep not
 5 8 |   accordingly, with regard to the parable of the two, sons also, they
 6 8 |         the subject-matter of the parable presents. For they set down,
 7 8 |          brother; for the Jew the parable does not admit. Much more
 8 8 |          if some (features in the parable) are favourable, yet by
 9 8 | subject-matter of each particular parable has bidden us (temper it).
10 9 |    disposition and texture of the parable, in order that they may
11 9 |     provided. Now, of course the (parable of) the two sons will point
12 9 |           apostates, will by this parable make satisfaction to the
13 9 |          brothers" by birth--this parable also will signify. See whether
14 13|         your power, and under the parable of the "ewe" go in quest