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 1 Int, I  |  Neo-Caesarea, by his grandmother Macrina, who used to repeat to him
 2 Int, I  |        infancy. The eldest child, Macrina, is the subject of this
 3 Int, I  |            51 of this book, where Macrina, speaking of his fame, says: "
 4 Int, I  |    determined to visit his sister Macrina in the monastery at Annesi.
 5 Int, II |               II. THE LIFE OF ST. MACRINA~Gregory's account of his
 6 Int, III|         mother Emmelia and sister Macrina were living on the family
 7 Int, III|    likeminded with himself, while Macrina, as described in the present
 8 Int, III|          mind.~In the Life of St. Macrina we find a double monastery,
 9 Int, III|       over by Peter, the women by Macrina. This seems to have been
10 Int, III|      ascetic family life to which Macrina had drawn her mother after
11 Int, III|     existing when Gregory visited Macrina. It may be surmised that,
12 Int, III|           under the joint rule of Macrina and Peter.~The subject of
13 Int, III|         Benedict. The Life of St. Macrina throws a light on the arrangements
14 Int, III|     Gregory of Nyssa, Life of St. Macrina (1916) pp. 17-79 ; English
15   1     |                                   MACRINA'S PARENTS~The virgin's name
16   1     |     PARENTS~The virgin's name was Macrina; she was so called by her
17   1     |        her parents after a famous Macrina some time before in the
18   2     |                      THE BIRTH OF MACRINA~At her first confinement
19   2     |          she became the mother of Macrina. When the due time came
20   3     |                                   MACRINA'S CHILDHOOD~Well, the child
21   5     |           poor lad from life. Now Macrina was not ignorant of her "
22   6     |                                   MACRINA RESOLVES NEVER TO LEAVE
23   6     |           definite time, but that Macrina she bore always, since in
24   7     |         as was best in each case, Macrina's brother, the great Basil,
25   7     |        and position. Nevertheless Macrina took him in hand, and with
26   7     |   material life had been removed, Macrina persuaded her mother to
27  10     |                                   MACRINA THE ONE SUPPORT OF HER MOTHER~
28  10     |           the virtue of the great Macrina was displayed. Facing the
29  10     |          then was the nobility of Macrina's soul most of all conspicuous;
30  10     |    elevation always maintained by Macrina's life gave her mother the
31  11     |          all accustomed luxuries, Macrina drew her on to adopt her
32  12     |       PETER, THE YOUNGEST BROTHER~Macrina was helped most of all in
33  14     |         the whole world. Now when Macrina heard the news of the calamity
34  15     |            felt a desire to visit Macrina. For a long time had elapsed
35  15     |   approached the retreat in which Macrina led her angelic and heavenly
36  16     |           THE MONASTERY AND FINDS MACRINA ON HER DEATH BED~But when
37  17     |       expecting sad tidings, when Macrina, somehow or other divining
38  18     |                GREGORY RETURNS TO MACRINA, WHO RECALLS THE EVENTS
39  18     |      parents. But when it came to Macrina herself she kept nothing
40  19     |           EVENTS OF THE NEXT DAY: MACRINA'S LAST HOURS~But when day
41  19     |       could divert her attention.~MACRINA'S DYING PRAYER~[984B] Most
42  22     |     marriage, and chose the great Macrina as protector and guardian
43  22     |        She declared that she knew Macrina's [990A] wishes in the matter
44  23     |         FIND ON THE BODY MAEKS OF MACRINA'S SANCTITY~When we had decided
45  26     |          it had been decided that Macrina should be [994D] laid, a
46  29     |        cheering us, and when holy Macrina had dismissed my wife with
47 CON     | sufficient to conclude my life of Macrina with what has been already