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 1 1 |         senseless than stones is a man who is steeped in ignorance.
 2 1 |     follows the Word, he becomes a man of God. Others he figuratively
 3 1 |         love of God our saviour to man appeared, not by works of
 4 1 |           universe, and especially man,--who, composed of body
 5 1 |  instrument of music the Lord made man, after His own image. And
 6 1 |           Word has now appeared as man, He alone being both, both
 7 1 |           exerting Himself to save man. And now the Word Himself
 8 1 |             the Word of God became man, that thou mayest learn
 9 1 |        that thou mayest learn from man how man may become God.
10 1 |          mayest learn from man how man may become God. Is it not
11 2 |          Greeks. Perish, then, the man who was the author of this
12 2 |          no eunuch, or emasculated man, or son of a harlot, should
13 2 |            pernicious, have turned man, a creature of heavenly
14 2 |          from the truth which draw man down from heaven, and cast
15 2 |             persuaded~ To rescue a man, already death's capture,
16 2 |            a mere phantom:--~ "The man Hercules, expert in mighty
17 2 |           himself as only a mortal man. And Hieronymus the philosopher
18 2 |            did not know the way; a man, by name Prosymnus, offers
19 2 |            his promise to the dead man. As a mystic memorial of
20 2 |         silver bow,~ With a mortal man for a year. And fierce Mars~
21 2 |          when he was such he was a man; but now these fables seem
22 2 |            eagle, nor a licentious man; the god no longer flies,
23 3 |           at Pella, in Thessaly, a man of Achaia was slain in sacrifice
24 3 |          book, On Concord, offer a man as a burn-sacrifice to the
25 3 |          sacrifice, if one slays a man either at the altar or on
26 3 |           readily demonstrate that man is better than these gods
27 3 |          fire[unquenchable]. But O man, who lovest the human race
28 3 |          is not the demon, but the man that tells you this. It
29 4 |           term derived from Brotos(man). In Rome, the historian
30 4 |          Do not play the tyrant, O man, over beauty, nor offer
31 4 |     beautiful in his eyes, but the man he loved. And Praxiteles,
32 4 |             but let it not deceive man by passing itself off for
33 4 |            fall. Whence Moses, the man of God, dissuading from
34 4 |            likeness of corruptible man, and worshipped and served
35 9 |              O surpassing love for man! Not as a teacher speaking
36 9 |           the Lord, in His love to man, invites all men to the
37 9 |          immortality, like the old man of Ithaca, eagerly longing
38 9 |          But godliness, that makes man as far as can be like God,
39 9 |            can worthily assimilate man to God. This teaching the
40 9 |            righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly
41 9 |         Lord Himself, the lover of man. For this, and nothing but
42 9 |        only work--the salvation of man. Therefore He Himself, urging
43 9 |             it briefly adds, "What man is he that desireth life,
44 10|          God, of His great love to man, comes to the help of man,
45 10|          man, comes to the help of man, as the mother-bird flies
46 10|            the name of truth, what man in his senses turns his
47 10|          entered into the heart of man;" and "they shall be glad
48 10|             such a living image as man is. But your Olympian Jove,
49 10|            of the Word is the true man, the mind which is in man,
50 10|          man, the mind which is in man, who is therefore said to
51 10|      earthly image of that part of man which is visible and earth-born,
52 10|       ascend to heaven. Thou art a man, if we look to that which
53 10|          chosen the best part. For man has been otherwise constituted
54 10|      placing our finger on what is man's peculiar and distinguishing
55 10|       jackdaw, but says nothing by man; and honour the raven as
56 10|          messenger of God. But the man of God, who croaks not,
57 10|           His power, whose love to man is ineffable; and His hatred
58 10| righteousness." Believe Him who is man and God; believe, O man.
59 10|            man and God; believe, O man. Believe, O man, the living
60 10|         believe, O man. Believe, O man, the living God, who suffered
61 10|         hymn of God is an immortal man, established in righteousness,
62 10|          assuming the character of man, and fashioning Himself
63 11|          THE BENEFITS CONFERRED ON MAN THROUGH THE ADVENT OF~ Contemplate
64 11|      divine beneficence. The first man, when in Paradise, sported
65 11|         the influence of pleasure. Man, that had been free by reason
66 11|            most marvellous of all, man that had been deceived by
67 11|         The Lord was laid low, and man rose up; and he that fell
68 11|         male nor female, but a new man," transformed by God's Holy
69 11|         may know well both God and man."~ "Sweet is the Word that
70 11|          life; and having wrenched man from destruction, He hath
71 11|            of the Father, deifying man by heavenly teaching, putting
72 11|        shine in the hidden part of man, that is, the heart; and
73 11|         irradiate the hidden inner man, the disciple of the Light,
74 11|     incorruption, that regenerates man by bringing him back to
75 12|           mythic sirens. It chokes man, turns him away from truth,
76 12|             Come thou also, O aged man, leaving Thebes, and casting
77 12|            will be gone; thou, old man, who saw not Thebes, shalt
78 12|      reckoned common property, and man be the friend of God-for
79 12|      accordingly all things become man's, because all things are
80 12|          both the friends, God and man. It is time, then, for us
81 12|        though, impelled by love to man, I might have gone on to