Book, Chapter

 1        4, XXXIX|       begotten on her birthday feast, and being at the same time
 2        8, XXI  |  public feasts. For "to keep a feast," as one of the wise men
 3        8, XXI  |    that man truly celebrates a feast who does his duty and prays
 4        8, XXII |        is his duty to keep the feast by eating of the flesh of
 5        8, XXII |     ceases to keep the paschal feast; for the pascha means a "
 6        8, XXIII|       expression, "part of the feast;" and by these words he
 7        8, XXIII| consists not "in a part of the feast," but in one entire and
 8        8, XXIII|        the flesh," to keep the feast with his whole nature; for
 9        8, XXIII|        for either he keeps the feast with his spirit and afflicts
10        8, XXIV |       be in taking part in the feast? On the other hand, if they
11        8, XXXII|     demons, but rather do they feast with divine angels, who
12        8, XXXII| according to what is right, we feast with no demons, but with