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1 2|   whole, in their total, hold good in the full and complete
2 2| possess that one and chiefest good, viz.: that nothing be diminished
3 2|    great and so inestimable a good, and may pour forth unceasing
4 4|       answer what seemeth him good. ~[The answer of Macarius.] ~
5 8|     possible, as becometh the good, and to obtain the pattern
6 8|       which brought not forth good fruit, and giving command
7 8|   through which we confide in good hope in Christ that his
8 8|       that in addition to the good things he has here bestowed
9 8|      it unsullied and keeping good ward over the orthodox flocks