Chapter, Paragraph

 1  5,9|       Clementine Recognitions And Homilies.~ The impulse toward Christian
 2  5,9|          the Recognitions and the Homilies of Clement. The Homilies
 3  5,9|          Homilies of Clement. The Homilies have come down to us in
 4  5,9|         Recognitions.~ The twenty Homilies relate extended conversations
 5  5,9|        some of his materials. The Homilies are introduced by letters
 6  6  |                            Himns, Homilies and Exegesis.~Most of the
 7  6  |          materials such as hymns, homilies, and fragments of a book
 8 11,3|      their disappearance.~ Of the homilies On Fasting and On Evil-speaking
 9 12,3|           decisive texts, through homilies, prepared or extempore,
10 12,3|        upon him to undertake. His homilies or expository sermons numbered
11 12,3|           would Origen permit his homilies to be taken down when he
12 12,7|       that two-thirds of Origen's homilies are lost, and of his commentaries
13 13,3| twenty-six such commcritarics and homilies, we have six, either in
14 13,9|         by Origen in his earliest homilies, on Luke. But his most famous
15 16  |          of the Septuagit column)~Homilies; 554 out of 574 lost in