Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, C,2|        not of the marketplace” (Homily 22).~The course of dogmatic
 2 I, 1,5    |          St. Gregory of Nyssa, “Homily On~His Ordination,” from
 3 I, 1,5    |       Truths are contemplated. (Homily 20 of St. Gregory~the Theologian).~
 4 I, 1,7    |         Gregory the Theologian, Homily 28, his Second Theological
 5 I, 1,9    |      taken from bodily things” (Homily 31, Fifth Theological Oration,~“
 6 I, 1,11   |    ready reply: we honor~love” (Homily 23).~God gives to His creatures
 7 I, 2,4    |         Gregory the Theologian, Homily 31, “On~the Holy Spirit,”
 8 II, 3,4   |         Gregory the Theologian, Homily 4, On the World).~To the
 9 II, 3,5   |   Theologian, “Mystical Hymns,” Homily 6). The angels “are appointed~
10 II, 3,5   |         Gregory the Theologian, Homily 28; Eerdmans tr., p. 300).~
11 II, 3,6   |        the invisible Divinity” (Homily 7, “On the Soul”).~Nevertheless,
12 II, 3,6   |         is evident from another homily of his: “The nature of God
13 II, 3,6   | undergoes change after change” (Homily 19, “On~Julian”).~We have
14 II, 3,6   |     then all its intelligence”~(Homily 7, “On the Soul”). St. Gregory
15 II, 3,6   |       then, going to the second homily, as it were pausing in hopelessness
16 II, 4,1   |        Stagirius the Ascetic, ” Homily I, 8,~in his Collected Works
17 II, 5,3   |         chastisement” (the same Homily).~The loss of the Kingdom
18 II, 6,4   |         Damascene in~his second homily on the Dormition relates
19 II, 6,8   |      overthrown, it was~bound” (Homily on Pascha).~With the destruction
20 II, 6,8   |     entirely full and perfect” (Homily 45).~According to the teaching
21 II, 7,3   |         Blessed Theodoret, in a homily which was also placed in
22 II, 7,5   |     says St. Gregory in another Homily, “who reproach us for our
23 II, 7,5   |         Gregory the Theologian, Homily 33,~Against the Arians).~
24 II, 8,1   |      Symeon the New Theologian, Homily 4).~He who bears the name
25 II, 8,1   |      exhausts himself in vain” (Homily 2).~What, then, is the significance
26 II, 8,2   |      Symeon the New Theologian, Homily 4).~
27 II, 8,7   |        this we may indicate the homily~of St. Irenaeus of Lyons (
28 II, 9,6   |         St. Ambrose says in his homily at the~uncovering of the
29 II, 0,2   |     Cyril of Alexandria in his~“Homily on the Departure of the
30 Add, 0,4  |     them” (St. John Chrysostom, Homily 2, “On Remembering the Dead”).~
31 Add, 0,4  |          Cyril of Alexandria's “Homily on the Departure of the
32 Add, 0,5  |      Ephraim the~Syrian in his “Homily on the Coming of the Lord
33 Add, 0,5  |          106-110. St. Ephraim's homily, “Concerning the Coming
34 Add, 0,7  |         Syrian on this passage (Homily “On the Fear of God and
35 Add, 0,7  |       more cruel than gehenna”~(Homily 23 on Matthew). “This deprivation
36 Add, 0,7  |    cruelest of all punishments”(Homily 1, to Theodore). We may
37 Add, 0,7  |        there will be darkness” (Homily 40, On Holy Baptism).~The
38 Add, 0,7  |      accuse yourself for this” (Homily 70 on~Matthew).~We have
39 App, 4    |      Symeon the New Theologian, Homily 53); the Hypostatic Light (“