Chapter

 1 I   |       imparts it to the race of man. ~"Old things are passed
 2 I   |         who loves and cares for man, in it makes His resting-place. ~
 3 I   |        because of that love for man which is so becoming to
 4 II  |        to the heart, for I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell
 5 II  |      with the Son, who was made man for our sakes, according
 6 III |        without intercourse with man. She hath brought forth
 7 IV  |      transcending the nature of man, the Monarch of all, she
 8 IV  |     opened by connection with a man, and, being impregnated
 9 IV  |         doth this require, if a man diligently direct the eye
10 VI  |        for God, who delights in man, is more magnificent than
11 VI  |    amongst men art very God and man [Ps. 44:3 (45:2)]. For Thou
12 VII |             VII.  While the old man was thus exultant, and rejoicing
13 VII |      living and ineffable, with man's flesh invested, in the
14 VII |       present speaks of love to man; what is here apparent,
15 VIII|         all this that righteous man, waxing bold and yielding
16 VIII|  without corruption, has become man. I have known the inexplicable
17 IX  |   praise even of her who is not man's work exceeds the power
18 IX  |       work exceeds the power of man. Wherefore the dimness of
19 IX  |    being defiled by the seed of man, banishing from the food
20 XI  |          let us take up the old man, the receiver of God, and
21 XI  | virginal throne (for by the old man was represented the people
22 XI  |         point a widow), the old man, indeed, as personating
23 XI  |      and necessary that the old man who knew so accurately that
24 XI  |   against him, and that to this man his subjects should incline
25 XI  |   heavenly son; a new taking of man's nature, I say, by God,
26 XII |    spectacle, they heard an old man, very righteous, very worthy
27 XII |        holy ecstasy; who from a man had been changed into an
28 XIII|         human race, He was made man for ever, and without change,
29 XIV |     fount of the Son's love for man. Hail, thou overshadowing
30 XIV |      for our sakes also perfect man; in Thine own nature the