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 1 Int, I  |                             I. THE LIFE OF GREGORY OF NYSSA~READERS
 2 Int, I  |         Gregory of Nyssa wrote the life of Gregory Thaumaturgus,
 3 Int, I  |        book. A brief sketch of his life must now be given.~He came
 4 Int, I  |        long to espouse the ascetic life and become a member of the
 5 Int, II |                            II. THE LIFE OF ST. MACRINA~Gregory's
 6 Int, II |            account of his sister's life is couched in the form of
 7 Int, III|           the solitary or eremitic life lived in common was always
 8 Int, III|     different from the true common life.~Pachomius (c. 290-346)
 9 Int, III|     initiate the Pachomian mode of life in his own country. Eustathius
10 Int, III|            the unorganised ascetic life in the world, to which Gregory
11 Int, III|            join him in the ascetic life. This Gregory eventually
12 Int, III|         and practical mind.~In the Life of St. Macrina we find a
13 Int, III|         the earlier ascetic family life to which Macrina had drawn
14 Int, III|       influenced St. Benedict. The Life of St. Macrina throws a
15 Int, III|      scenes described in Gregory's Life of his sister.~ ~Gregory
16 Int, III|        sister.~ ~Gregory of Nyssa, Life of St. Macrina (1916) pp. 
17 Int2    |       until we came to discuss the life of some famous person. In
18 Int2    |           learn the wonders of her life through others, but she
19 Int2    |         telling, to prevent such a life being unknown to our time,
20   1     |         pure and unstained mode of life so much that she was unwilling
21   1     |          gained a protector of her life.~
22   2     |           name, as to forecast the life of the young child, and
23   2     |      follow her namesake's mode of life.~
24   5     |   snatching away the poor lad from life. Now Macrina was not ignorant
25   6     |            this time departed this life. In all these matters she
26   6     |            she was keeping her own life blameless, so that her mother'
27   6     |           did; and also by her own life she instructed her mother
28   6     |        immaterial and more perfect life.~
29   7     |          deserted it for this busy life where one toils with one'
30   7     |         anything should impede the life of virtue. But, indeed,
31   7     |           virtue. But, indeed, his life and the subsequent acts,
32   7     |       distractions of the material life had been removed, Macrina
33   7     |            to give up her ordinary life and all showy style of living
34   7     |           masses, and to share the life of the maids, treating all
35   8     | irresistible impulse went off to a life of solitude and poverty.
36   8     |            formed to lead the same life. So he lived by himself,
37   8     |          that impedes man's higher life, with his own hands he looked
38   8     |         appropriate to his mode of life to make such a work his
39   8     |       these two ways he guided his life, [968 C] subduing his youthful
40   8     |    completed the fifth year of his life as a philosopher, by which
41   8     |           which he adorned his own life by continence, and by the
42   9     |        snatched suddenly away from life. No previous sickness had
43   9     |          Chrysapius who shared his life. His mother was far away,
44  10     |            maintained by Macrina's life gave her mother the opportunity
45  11     |            PROGRESS IN THE ASCETIC LIFE~When the cares of bringing
46  11     |          education and settling in life had come to an end, and
47  11     |         then, as I said above, the life of the virgin became her
48  11     |         spiritual [970C] manner of life. And weaning her from all
49  11     |          in all the necessaries of life, without any regard to differences
50  11     |            was the manner of their life, so great the height of
51  11     |       saved from the cares of this life, so was their life far removed
52  11     |            this life, so was their life far removed from all earthly
53  11     |           of imitating the angelic life. For no anger or [970D]
54  11     |         men eagerly pursue in this life, there were none with which
55  11     |          you [972A] realise such a life as this, a life on the borderline
56  11     |     realise such a life as this, a life on the borderline between
57  11     |      weight of the body, but their life was exalted to the skies
58  11     |            covered by this mode of life was no short one, and with
59  12     |    achieving this great aim of her life by her own brother Peter.
60  12     |             for as he entered this life his father passed away from
61  12     |      virtue that in his subsequent life he seemed in no whit inferior
62  12     |         the pursuit of the angelic life. Once when a severe famine
63  13     |            to God, yielding up her life in the arms of her two children.
64  13     |         striving against their own life and eclipsing their previous
65  14     |         sanctity was made in their life, now that philosophy was
66  14     |             was removed from human life. So she remained, like an
67  15     |           her angelic and heavenly life, first of all I asked one
68  16     |           she discussed the future life,6 as if inspired by the
69  16     |            explained the reason of life in the flesh, and why man
70  16     |          the journey from death to life again. In all of [978D]
71  18     |           began to recall her past life, beginning with childhood,
72  18     |          she could remember of the life of our parents, and the
73  18     |         she described our parents' life not so much from the point
74  18     |        masters. Nevertheless their life abounded so in faith that
75  18     |       command. [982A] Moreover her life became such by God's help
76  19     |            the utmost limit of her life in the flesh, since the
77  19     |            the departure from this life, but with lofty mind continued
78  19     |      kinship or likeness with this life of flesh, and so the flesh
79  19     |          hast made the end of this life the beginning to us of true
80  19     |            beginning to us of true life. Thou for a season restest
81  19     |         the adversary and save our life. O God eternal, to Whom
82  19     |         deep breath and closed her life and her prayer together.
83  21     |            away. The safety of our life is destroyed, ~The seal
84  21     |           day,~Illumined with pure life, ~But now even our day will
85  21     |          to the pure and stainless life.~But when, as it were from
86  22     |             learning from them the life of virtue. The lady's name
87  22     |         saint resolved that a pure life should be her adornment,
88  22     |            should deck her body in life and her grave in death.
89  23     |           particle of the Cross of Life,8 and so the mark on the
90  27     |          that their comradeship in life should not even in death
91  28     |          marvellous episode in her life, which I shall incorporate
92  28     |         been taken away from human life."~With this prelude he began
93 CON     |        lived with her and knew her life accurately. For most men
94 CON     |          sufficient to conclude my life of Macrina with what has