Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |     TREATMENT OF OUR SINS.~ Now, O you, my children, our Instructor
 2    I, 2   |        it is said, "Thy servant, O my God, who trusteth in
 3    I, 2   |       trusteth in Thee. Pity me, O Lord; for I will cry to
 4    I, 5   |       accordingly says, "Praise, O children, the LORD; praise
 5    I, 5   |        world.~ "Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Sion; tell aloud,
 6    I, 5   |    daughter of Sion; tell aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem: behold,
 7    I, 5   |       Rebecca to mean endurance. O wise sport, laughter also
 8    I, 5   |          there shall be no end." O the great God! O the perfect
 9    I, 5   |        no end." O the great God! O the perfect child! The Son
10    I, 6   |     spirit, said: "I thank Thee, O Father, God of heaven and
11    I, 6   |         nourishment to the good. O mystic marvel! The universal
12    I, 6   |   swathed in His precious blood. O amazing birth! O holy swaddling
13    I, 6   |          blood. O amazing birth! O holy swaddling bands! The
14    I, 6   |       for the children's growth. O amazing mystery l We are
15    I, 8   |  divisions of time the one name (o ôn); "who is," has its place.
16    I, 8   |         foundation of the world. O righteous Father, the world
17    I, 9   |        He says by Esaias: "Hear, O heaven; and give ear, O
18    I, 9   |          O heaven; and give ear, O earth: for the LORD hath
19    I, 9   |         ears are uncircumcised." O blessed forbearance! And
20    I, 9   |          species in the Gospel: "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, that
21    I, 9   |          Thine own pasture; yea, O Instructor, feed us on Thy
22    I, 10  | following effect: "I exhort you, O men; and I utter my voice
23    I, 10  |    prophet, when he says, "Hear, O Israel, the commandments
24    I, 12  |        in His image. But let us, O children of the good Father--
25   II, 1   |   children whom Thou hast loved, O Lord, learn that it is not
26   II, 8   |     deservedly said in triumph, "O Death, where is thy sting?"
27   II, 11  |         more will He clothe you, O ye of little faith!" Here
28   II, 13  |          adorning of yourselves, O ladies, but the exhibiting
29   II, 13  |        are not worried to death. O foolish trouble ! O silly
30   II, 13  |       death. O foolish trouble ! O silly craze for display !
31  III, 2   |   Menelaus was away from home."~ O adulterous beauty! Barbarian
32  III, 2   |         Achaeans, shake.~ Where, O Homer, shall we flee and
33  III, 3   |          luxury is domesticated. O miserable spectacle! horrible
34  III, 3   |       made abundant for thy use, O man, having taught thee
35  III, 12  |         faith. "Hear," He says, "O child," who art rightly
36  III, 12  |     perish." "Follow, therefore, O son, the good way which
37  III, 12  |         which the apostle says, "O the depth of the riches
38  III, 12  |         even as He also walked." O nurslings of His blessed
39  III, 12  |     crown the vault of heaven."~ O divine works! O divine commands! "
40  III, 12  |        heaven."~ O divine works! O divine commands! "Let this
41  III, pray|        PAEDAGOGUS.~ Be gracious, O Instructor, to us Thy children,
42  III, pray|         and Father, both in One, O Lord. Grant to us who obey
43  III, paed|          Thee for Thy behests).~ O King, great Giver of good