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 1 2 | refuge. Here were to be found men and women of all conditions,
 2 2 |   brutal insults of abandoned men. Gregory himself calls the
 3 5 |      it, not by the wisdom of men, but by His own power, He
 4 5 |    power, He chose unlettered men to be preachers to the world;
 5 5 |       accomplish through weak men great things among the nation
 6 8 |   Christ dead upon the Cross. Men powerful in the world have
 7 10|   other. For, "power over all men was given from heaven that
 8 12|    constantly proclaimed, and men listened to him. And thus,
 9 15|       eternal salvation among men, and of all the ruins affecting
10 15|       are necessarily shaken. Men even go so far as to impugn
11 18|   painful to have to apply to men not lacking in acumen and
12 19|     is trodden underfoot; and men go so far as to destroy
13 20|    name under heaven given to men whereby we may be saved" (
14 20|     the life" (John xiv. 16). Men have once more attempted
15 22|     one." And rightly so, for men's intellects are to be enlightened
16 22|       there, and all, both as men and as Christians, may recognize
17 23|  ourselves "all things to all men" (I Cor. ix. 22), to gain
18 23|     Cor. ix. 22), to gain all men to the Lord, giving up our
19 26|       when one has to do with men completely strangers to
20 27|       useless in the hands of men not accustomed to the interior
21 39|   said to be by the mouths of men" (Hom. cit., ii. 18). ~