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1 XI | who didst raise up against Abel the murderous Cain; thou
2 IV | human] natureitself as being abominable. He fights along with the
3 | about
4 | above
5 XIII| at the same time of thine abundance to the poor. If any one
6 VI | word? And why dost thou abuse the nature of the Virgin,
7 | according
8 XII | am not an enemy of God; I acknowledge His pre-eminence; I know
9 XII | know the one [God]; I am acquainted with the only [Lord] from
10 X | Thou shalt tread upon the adder and the basilisk; the lion
11 I | also one baptism, which is administered that we should have fellowship
12 I | same rule of faith,"as Paul admonished you. For if there is one
13 IX | astonishment, as well as the adoration of the Magi, and the appearance
14 XIII| things, brethren, out of the affection which I entertain for you,
15 VII | that Christ was born,you affirm that the unbegotten was
16 VIII| subjected to torture, and, when afflicted by the power of Him who
17 III | and when he hears of, is afraid.~
18 XV | Salutations. Conclusion.~Philo and Agathopus the deacons salute you.
19 XI | God, outcast from Christ, alien from the Holy Spirit, exile
20 VII | be God over all,and the Almighty? Say, then, who sent Him?
21 | alone
22 | already
23 XI | dishonour: through avarice and ambition dost thou [now] draw on [
24 VIII| was born; the glad tidings announced to the shepherds; the fear
25 VIII| that was betrothed; the announcement of the boy-forerunner respecting
26 XIV | extended to the Church of Antioch, whence also I as a prisoner
27 V | Chapter V.-Apostrophe to Satan.~For if the Lord
28 VII | does Christ not at all appear to thee to be of the Virgin,
29 IX | contemptible:these things appeared to thee unworthy of God.
30 VIII| signified the passion by the appellation of "the Lamb; "the performance
31 XI | the Lord? Through thine appetitewas thou overcome, and through
32 V | formed all nature that can be apprehended either by the senses or
33 XI | darest, most accursed one, to appropriate the works of God to thyself,
34 VIII| gifts; the salutation of the archangel to the Virgin; the marvellous
35 XI | Cain; thou who didst take arms against Job: dost thou say
36 IV | should deny the cross, be ashamed of the passion, call the
37 IX | lengthened] fast thou didst again assume thy wonted audacity, and
38 IX | order to prove that He had assumed a body subject to the same
39 IV | leader of all wickedness assumes manifoldforms, beguiler
40 IX | praise struck thee with astonishment, as well as the adoration
41 III | born, truly grew up, truly ate and drank, was truly crucified,
42 XII | know the Father, who is the author of my generation.~
43 XI | brought to dishonour: through avarice and ambition dost thou [
44 II | nations, commanded them to "baptize in the name of the Father,
45 X | tread upon the adder and the basilisk; the lion and the dragon
46 X | in their hands they shall bear Thee up, lest thou shouldest
47 | become
48 | becomes
49 | before
50 VIII| given to Him who did not beget; the manger because there
51 VII | that the unbegotten was begotten, and that He who had no
52 IV | wickedness assumes manifoldforms, beguiler of men as he is, inconsistent,
53 | behind
54 IX | of God. Again, thou didst behold a man who remained forty
55 XII | have been sent, and Whom it behoves Me to worship. For "thou
56 XI | to ungodliness. Thou, O Belial, dragon, apostate, crooked
57 Int | specially of them that believe."~~~~~~
58 II | these gifts [possessed by believers] "worketh one and the self-same
59 III | and rose again. He who believes these things, as they really
60 III | place, is blessed. He who believeth them not is no less accursed
61 | besides
62 VIII| conception of her that was betrothed; the announcement of the
63 XIV | soul be found. Once more I bid farewell to the bishop,
64 III | they really took place, is blessed. He who believeth them not
65 XV | just as he was going on board ship. Remember my bondsthat
66 XV | board ship. Remember my bondsthat I may be made perfect
67 II | Scripture], "who is in the bosom of the Father."And again, "
68 VIII| the announcement of the boy-forerunner respecting the son of the
69 XIII| consequence, but simply as a brother. Be ye subject to the bishop,
70 XI | thy vainglory wast thou brought to dishonour: through avarice
71 III | became flesh."For "Wisdom builded for herself a house."And
72 XI | against Abel the murderous Cain; thou who didst take arms
73 II | called in one hope of our calling."And again, "We have drunk
74 IV | birth of the Virgin, and calumniate the [human] natureitself
75 IV | with the Gentiles to the calumniating of Mary,who are heretical
76 V | dwelling in a man? But how came this magician into existence,
77 | cannot
78 IV | of his crime (for in that case he would not be utterly
79 X | glory, to say to the Lord, "Cast thyself down from henceto
80 XIV | Chapter XIV.-Farewells and Cautions.~Let your prayers be extended
81 XIV | in the Lord. If any one celebrates the passover along with
82 IX | what does not exist, and change that which already has a
83 VII | am unable to say. But thy changeable tactics do not escape me,
84 X | He hath given His angels charge concerning Thee, and in
85 XIII| union. If any one lives in chastity or continence, let him not
86 VIII| human preparation [for the Child]; the gradual growth, human
87 IV | for this end] "in the children of disobedience."He wrought
88 XII | the course which thou hast chosen. "Begone"to those things
89 I | you in remembrance of your Christian course,that ye all speak
90 IX | ignorance, because all the circumstances seemed to thee trifling;
91 VI | the lame sound of limb, cleanses the lepers, restores sight
92 VIII| He was and whence [He had come]; the testimony of the Spirit
93 II | disciples of all nations, commanded them to "baptize in the
94 XI | from obedience to] the commandment [of God] those who had in
95 XV | salute you. I salute the company of virgins, and the order
96 XIII| entertain for you, I have felt compelled to write, exhorting you
97 XIII| period of forty days, for it comprises an imitation of the conduct
98 X | ignorant of the rest, furtively concealing what [the Scripture] predicted
99 III | written], "A virgin shall conceive in her womb, and bring forth
100 VIII| the Virgin; the marvellous conception of her that was betrothed;
101 XV | Chapter XV.-Salutations. Conclusion.~Philo and Agathopus the
102 IV | was the beginning of his condemnation the beginning of his death,
103 XIII| comprises an imitation of the conduct of the Lord. After the week
104 III | since he knows that the confession of the cross is his own
105 XIII| if I were a person of any consequence, but simply as a brother.
106 IX | nourishment by means of milk contemptible:these things appeared to
107 XIII| one lives in chastity or continence, let him not be lifted up,
108 IV | inconsistent, and even contradicting himself, projecting one
109 XII | possible that he should be converted; but, "Begone, Satan," to
110 XV | workers of iniquity, who corrupt the word of truth, and are
111 | could
112 VIII| and the return from that country to the same region; the
113 IX | can with equal ease both create what does not exist, and
114 IX | have understood that the Creator can with equal ease both
115 IV | of the greatness of his crime (for in that case he would
116 XI | Belial, dragon, apostate, crooked serpent, rebel against God,
117 XII | him who in his ignorance dares [to utter] such words, but
118 X | up, lest thou shouldest dash Thy foot against a stone? "
119 XIII| one fasts on the Lord's Day or on the Sabbath, except
120 VI | but God, who raises up the dead, sends away the lame sound
121 IX | trifling;for thou didst deem the swaddling-bands, the
122 IV | reason: for how can he be deemed anything else who does not
123 XI | dominion over these was delivered to thee.And thou dost set
124 IV | along with the Jews to a denial of the cross, and with the
125 III | world rejoiceth when any one denies the cross, since he knows
126 IV | he would not be utterly depraved), but because he perceived
127 XIII| lightly esteem the festivals. Despise not the period of forty
128 IV | with, and taught him [to die by] strangulation. He terrified
129 XIII| Various Exhortations and Directions.~These things, brethren,
130 II | forth the apostles to make disciples of all nations, commanded
131 V | incarnate, healed every kind of disease and infirmity?~~~~~~
132 XI | vainglory wast thou brought to dishonour: through avarice and ambition
133 IV | end] "in the children of disobedience."He wrought in Judas, in
134 XIII| the fourth and sixth days, distributing at the same time of thine
135 IV | terrified also the silly woman, disturbing her by dreams; and he, who
136 VIII| Lamb; "the performance of divers miracles, manifold healings;
137 II | Chapter II.-Unity of the Three Divine Persons.~There is then one
138 XI | and to declare that the dominion over these was delivered
139 | done
140 III | truly grew up, truly ate and drank, was truly crucified, and
141 XI | ambition dost thou [now] draw on [others] to ungodliness.
142 IV | woman, disturbing her by dreams; and he, who had tried every
143 XI | first-formed of men, and didst drive forth [from obedience to]
144 II | calling."And again, "We have drunk of one Spirit,"with what
145 V | man, and not merely one dwelling in a man? But how came this
146 IV | erected, he (Satan) was eager that it should be so; and
147 IX | the Creator can with equal ease both create what does not
148 VIII| guided those who were in the east; the Magi who presented
149 VIII| infants; the removal into Egypt, and the return from that
150 I | of the Lord;and also one elect Church; there ought likewise
151 | else
152 | elsewhere
153 XIV | the Jews, or receives the emblems of their feast, he is a
154 | end
155 IV | the cross prepared, now endeavoured to put a stop to its erection;
156 XIII| of the affection which I entertain for you, I have felt compelled
157 I | Reason for Writing the Epistle.~Being mindful of your love
158 IV | endeavoured to put a stop to its erection;not that he was influenced
159 VII | changeable tactics do not escape me, nor am I ignorant that
160 XIII| his reward. Do not lightly esteem the festivals. Despise not
161 XV | you this letter through Euphanius the reader, a man honoured
162 | ever
163 | everything
164 XI | forth thine own fall as an example to the Lord, and dost promise
165 | except
166 VI | and didst order them to be exhibited naked, males in the sight
167 XIII| Chapter XIII.-Various Exhortations and Directions.~These things,
168 XIII| felt compelled to write, exhorting you with a view to the glory
169 XI | alien from the Holy Spirit, exile from the ranks of the angels,
170 IX | both create what does not exist, and change that which already
171 V | came this magician into existence, who of old formed all nature
172 VI | increases or transmutes existing substances, as the five
173 VIII| the winds; evil spirits expelled; thou thyself subjected
174 IX | be made bread."Now, this expression, "If thou be the Son," is
175 XIV | Cautions.~Let your prayers be extended to the Church of Antioch,
176 IX | ordinary men. By the first fact He showed that He was God,
177 XV | honoured of God, and very faithful, happening to meet with
178 XV | made perfect in Christ. Fare ye well in the flesh, the
179 XIV | be found. Once more I bid farewell to the bishop, and to the
180 XIV | Chapter XIV.-Farewells and Cautions.~Let your prayers
181 XIII| to the poor. If any one fasts on the Lord's Day or on
182 II | are not then either three Fathers,or three Sons, or three
183 VIII| announced to the shepherds; the fear of Herod lest his kingdom
184 XIV | receives the emblems of their feast, he is a partaker with those
185 IX | who had kept hisbody from feeling any want for forty days
186 IX | body subject to the same feelings as those of ordinary men.
187 XIV | sacred presbytery, and my fellow-servants the deacons; in whose stead
188 I | administered that we should have fellowship with the death of the Lord;
189 XIII| entertain for you, I have felt compelled to write, exhorting
190 XIII| Do not lightly esteem the festivals. Despise not the period
191 IV | as being abominable. He fights along with the Jews to a
192 XI | didst rise up against the first-formed of men, and didst drive
193 VI | five loaves and the two fishes, and the water which became
194 I | towards us, we thought it fitting to write to you, who display
195 VI | existing substances, as the five loaves and the two fishes,
196 VI | became wine, and who puts to flight thy whole host by a mere
197 II | of one Spirit,"with what follows. And it is manifest that
198 IV | Chapter IV.-The Malignity and Folly of Satan.~And indeed, before
199 VIII| womb on account of what was foreseen; the songs of the angels
200 V | into existence, who of old formed all nature that can be apprehended
201 IV | wickedness assumes manifoldforms, beguiler of men as he is,
202 VI | modesty, thou spirit of fornication, not knowing that then only
203 | found
204 XIII| not neglect to fast on the fourth and sixth days, distributing
205 X | of vainglory Him that was free from all ostentation? And
206 VII | obey? And what laws did He fulfil, since He was subject neither
207 X | be ignorant of the rest, furtively concealing what [the Scripture]
208 XII | who is the author of my generation.~
209 IV | the cross, and with the Gentiles to the calumniating of Mary,
210 II | the Son, and of the Holy Ghost,"not unto one [person] having
211 XI | Lord, and dost promise to give Him what is really His own,
212 VIII| over Him that was born; the glad tidings announced to the
213 I | you, who display such a godly and spiritual love to the
214 XV | Rhegium, just as he was going on board ship. Remember
215 XV | strengthened inwardly by the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.~
216 VIII| preparation [for the Child]; the gradual growth, human speech, hunger,
217 XI | Lord? Dost thou say to so great a Lord, the God of all that
218 XV | from the least unto the greatest. I have sent you this letter
219 IV | repentance on account of the greatness of his crime (for in that
220 III | was then truly born, truly grew up, truly ate and drank,
221 VIII| the Child]; the gradual growth, human speech, hunger, thirst,
222 VIII| incarnate; the star which guided those who were in the east;
223 X | concerning Thee, and in their hands they shall bear Thee up,
224 IV | pointed him to a rope to hang himself with, and taught
225 V | when He became incarnate, healed every kind of disease and
226 VIII| divers miracles, manifold healings; the rebuke of the Lord
227 III | he shudders, and when he hears of, is afraid.~
228 XIII| the images of God. Take heed, ye husbands, that ye love
229 IV | calumniating of Mary,who are heretical in holding that Christ possessed
230 VIII| the shepherds; the fear of Herod lest his kingdom should
231 | herself
232 X | lightning"from the very highest glory, to say to the Lord, "
233 IV | Mary,who are heretical in holding that Christ possessed a
234 II | three possessed of equal honour.~
235 XV | Euphanius the reader, a man honoured of God, and very faithful,
236 II | have been called in one hope of our calling."And again, "
237 VI | puts to flight thy whole host by a mere word? And why
238 III | Wisdom builded for herself a house."And God the Word was born
239 V | with the common nature of humanity? Why dost thou call the
240 IX | and didst tempt Him when hungry, as if He had been an ordinary
241 Int | Introduction~Ignatius, who is also called Theophorus,
242 II | Chapter II.-Unity of the Three Divine
243 III | Chapter III.-Christ Was Truly Born,
244 XIII| in the Lord, as being the images of God. Take heed, ye husbands,
245 V | a mortal to be simply an imaginary death? But if, [on the other
246 III | so] not in appearance or imagination, but in reality. For "the
247 XIII| days, for it comprises an imitation of the conduct of the Lord.
248 VI | but all very good. But inasmuch as thou art blind, thou
249 VII | Chapter VII.-Continuation: Inconsistency of Satan.~And how, again,
250 IV | beguiler of men as he is, inconsistent, and even contradicting
251 XI | Thou runaway slave, thou incorrigibleslave, dost thou rebel against
252 VI | to the blind, and either increases or transmutes existing substances,
253 IX | thou be the Son," is an indication of ignorance. For if thou
254 VIII| to the same region; the infant swaddling-bands; the human
255 VIII| the command to slay the infants; the removal into Egypt,
256 V | every kind of disease and infirmity?~~~~~~
257 IV | erection;not that he was influenced by repentance on account
258 IV | erected, he was troubled, and infused repentance into the traitor,
259 XV | away from the workers of iniquity, who corrupt the word of
260 XI | those who had in no respect injured thee; thou who didst raise
261 V | either by the senses or intellect, according to the will of
262 III | the Virgin, without any intercourse of man. For [it is written], "
263 Int | Introduction~Ignatius, who is also called
264 XV | truth, and are strengthened inwardly by the grace of our Lord
265 | its
266 | itself
267 IV | Chapter IV.-The Malignity and Folly
268 IX | Chapter IX.-Continuation: Ignorance
269 XI | didst take arms against Job: dost thou say to the Lord, "
270 VIII| from above; the voice of John the prophet when it signified
271 VIII| speech, hunger, thirst, journeyings, weariness; the offering
272 XV | widows; of whom may I have joy! I salute the people of
273 IV | disobedience."He wrought in Judas, in the Pharisees, in the
274 IX | understood that He who had kept hisbody from feeling any
275 XIV | partaker with those that killed the Lord and His apostles.~
276 V | incarnate, healed every kind of disease and infirmity?~~~~~~
277 VIII| the fear of Herod lest his kingdom should be taken from him;
278 IX | baptized as a common man, and knewest not the reason thereof.
279 IX | thou hadst possessed real knowledge, thou wouldst have understood
280 IX | God." For if thou hadst known that He was the Son of God,
281 III | denies the cross, since he knows that the confession of the
282 VIII| the appellation of "the Lamb; "the performance of divers
283 VI | the dead, sends away the lame sound of limb, cleanses
284 XI | God, enemy of all that is lawful, who didst rise up against
285 IV | phantasmal body.For the leader of all wickedness assumes
286 VIII| son of the Virgin, and his leaping in the womb on account of
287 | least
288 XIV | I as a prisoner am being led to Rome. I salute the holy
289 IX | thereof. But after His [lengthened] fast thou didst again assume
290 VI | sound of limb, cleanses the lepers, restores sight to the blind,
291 | less
292 XV | greatest. I have sent you this letter through Euphanius the reader,
293 IV | perceive reason when it lies at his very feet?~
294 XIII| continence, let him not be lifted up, lest he lose his reward.
295 XIII| lose his reward. Do not lightly esteem the festivals. Despise
296 X | then, who didst fall "as lightning"from the very highest glory,
297 I | elect Church; there ought likewise to be but one faith in respect
298 VI | sends away the lame sound of limb, cleanses the lepers, restores
299 X | adder and the basilisk; the lion and the dragon shall thou
300 IX | malevolence that "man shall not live by bread alone, but by every
301 XIII| of your union. If any one lives in chastity or continence,
302 VI | substances, as the five loaves and the two fishes, and
303 XII | Christ.~But the Lord is long-suffering, and does not reduce to
304 XIII| not be lifted up, lest he lose his reward. Do not lightly
305 VI | to stir up the unbridled lust of males? But now these
306 XI | Oh what audacity! Oh what madness! Thou runaway slave, thou
307 V | a man? But how came this magician into existence, who of old
308 | make
309 IV | Chapter IV.-The Malignity and Folly of Satan.~And
310 VIII| Him who did not beget; the manger because there was not room [
311 II | what follows. And it is manifest that all these gifts [possessed
312 VIII| archangel to the Virgin; the marvellous conception of her that was
313 XII | Chapter XII.-The Meek Reply of Christ.~But the
314 XII | to utter] such words, but meekly replies, "Get thee hence,
315 XV | very faithful, happening to meet with him at Rhegium, just
316 V | was a perfect man, and not merely one dwelling in a man? But
317 I | Writing the Epistle.~Being mindful of your love and of your
318 IX | tasting human food, along with ministering angels at whose presence
319 VIII| the performance of divers miracles, manifold healings; the
320 VI | pretendest to be full of modesty, thou spirit of fornication,
321 V | thou reckon the death of a mortal to be simply an imaginary
322 I | Holy Spirit, who wroughtin Moses, and in the prophets and
323 | most
324 IX | that proceedeth out of the mouth of God." For if thou hadst
325 XIII| paschal Sabbath only, he is a murderer of Christ.~
326 XI | raise up against Abel the murderous Cain; thou who didst take
327 VII | who had no beginning was nailed to the cross, by whose permission
328 VI | order them to be exhibited naked, males in the sight of females,
329 II | one [person] having three names, nor into three [persons]
330 II | to make disciples of all nations, commanded them to "baptize
331 XIII| week of the passion, do not neglect to fast on the fourth and
332 | nothing
333 IX | by means of hungerHim who nourisheth all that require food. And
334 VIII| human registration; the nourishing by means of milk; the name
335 IX | the circumcision, and the nourishment by means of milk contemptible:
336 XI | didst drive forth [from obedience to] the commandment [of
337 VII | Him? And whose will did He obey? And what laws did He fulfil,
338 Int | is at Philippi, which has obtained mercy in faith, and patience,
339 VIII| journeyings, weariness; the offering of sacrifices and then also
340 | Once
341 II | God the Word. For "the only-begotten Son," saith [the Scripture], "
342 X | Him that was free from all ostentation? And didst thou pretend
343 | others
344 I | one elect Church; there ought likewise to be but one faith
345 XI | serpent, rebel against God, outcast from Christ, alien from
346 XI | Through thine appetitewas thou overcome, and through thy vainglory
347 II | or three Sons, or three Paracletes, but one Father, and one
348 XIV | of their feast, he is a partaker with those that killed the
349 XIII| the Sabbath, except on the paschal Sabbath only, he is a murderer
350 XIV | If any one celebrates the passover along with the Jews, or
351 Int | obtained mercy in faith, and patience, and love unfeigned: Mercy
352 I | the same rule of faith,"as Paul admonished you. For if there
353 Int | love unfeigned: Mercy and peace from God the Father, and
354 XV | I have joy! I salute the people of the Lord, from the least
355 IV | depraved), but because he perceived his own destruction [to
356 VIII| appellation of "the Lamb; "the performance of divers miracles, manifold
357 XIII| festivals. Despise not the period of forty days, for it comprises
358 VII | nailed to the cross, by whose permission I am unable to say. But
359 IX | things, thou wast in utter perplexity.And thou wast ignorant that
360 IV | Christ possessed a mere phantasmal body.For the leader of all
361 IV | wrought in Judas, in the Pharisees, in the Sadducees, in the
362 Int | Church of God which is at Philippi, which has obtained mercy
363 XV | Salutations. Conclusion.~Philo and Agathopus the deacons
364 IV | repentance into the traitor, and pointed him to a rope to hang himself
365 VI | becomes disgraceful when it is polluted by wickedness. But when
366 XIV | I salute the holy bishop Polycarp; I salute the holy bishop
367 XIII| of thine abundance to the poor. If any one fasts on the
368 V | declare of the Lawgiver who possesses a human soul, "The Word
369 XII | behind Me," for it is not possible that he should be converted;
370 IX | but the angels' song of praise struck thee with astonishment,
371 XIV | Farewells and Cautions.~Let your prayers be extended to the Church
372 XII | of God; I acknowledge His pre-eminence; I know the Father, who
373 XI | tempted, forgetting that precept of the lawgiver, "Thou shall
374 X | concealing what [the Scripture] predicted concerning thee and thy
375 VIII| room [elsewhere]; no human preparation [for the Child]; the gradual
376 IV | means to have the cross prepared, now endeavoured to put
377 XIV | Vitalius, and the sacred presbytery, and my fellow-servants
378 IX | ministering angels at whose presence thou didst shudder, when
379 VI | wickedness. But when sin is not present, none of the things that
380 VIII| in the east; the Magi who presented gifts; the salutation of
381 IV | in the young, and in the priests. But when it was just about
382 III | crucified the Lord. For the prince of this world rejoiceth
383 XIV | Antioch, whence also I as a prisoner am being led to Rome. I
384 IX | but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God."
385 VI | old display such in public processions,and didst order them to
386 IV | even contradicting himself, projecting one course and then following
387 XI | example to the Lord, and dost promise to give Him what is really
388 VIII| above; the voice of John the prophet when it signified the passion
389 I | wroughtin Moses, and in the prophets and apostles; and also one
390 IX | suffer hunger? In order to prove that He had assumed a body
391 X | reckoned as if they were,and to provoke to a display of vainglory
392 VI | didst of old display such in public processions,and didst order
393 VI | which became wine, and who puts to flight thy whole host
394 XI | injured thee; thou who didst raise up against Abel the murderous
395 III | the trophy which has been raised up against his power, which
396 VI | how can He be but God, who raises up the dead, sends away
397 XI | Holy Spirit, exile from the ranks of the angels, reviler of
398 X | And didst thou pretend to read in Scripture concerning
399 XV | letter through Euphanius the reader, a man honoured of God,
400 IX | if thou hadst possessed real knowledge, thou wouldst
401 III | appearance or imagination, but in reality. For "the Word became flesh."
402 VIII| manifold healings; the rebuke of the Lord ruling both
403 XIV | along with the Jews, or receives the emblems of their feast,
404 V | man? And why dost thou reckon the death of a mortal to
405 XII | long-suffering, and does not reduce to nothing him who in his
406 VIII| that country to the same region; the infant swaddling-bands;
407 VIII| swaddling-bands; the human registration; the nourishing by means
408 III | the prince of this world rejoiceth when any one denies the
409 IX | thou didst behold a man who remained forty days and nights without
410 XV | was going on board ship. Remember my bondsthat I may be made
411 I | the brethren,to put you in remembrance of your Christian course,
412 VIII| to slay the infants; the removal into Egypt, and the return
413 XII | such words, but meekly replies, "Get thee hence, Satan."
414 XII | Chapter XII.-The Meek Reply of Christ.~But the Lord
415 IX | who nourisheth all that require food. And thou temptedst
416 VIII| announcement of the boy-forerunner respecting the son of the Virgin, and
417 X | pretend to be ignorant of the rest, furtively concealing what [
418 VI | limb, cleanses the lepers, restores sight to the blind, and
419 VIII| removal into Egypt, and the return from that country to the
420 IX | of the star. Thou didst revert to thy state of [wilful]
421 XI | the ranks of the angels, reviler of the laws of God, enemy
422 VI | as thou art blind, thou revilest these things.~
423 XIII| lifted up, lest he lose his reward. Do not lightly esteem the
424 XV | happening to meet with him at Rhegium, just as he was going on
425 XI | that is lawful, who didst rise up against the first-formed
426 XIV | prisoner am being led to Rome. I salute the holy bishop
427 VIII| manger because there was not room [elsewhere]; no human preparation [
428 IV | traitor, and pointed him to a rope to hang himself with, and
429 III | crucified, and died, and rose again. He who believes these
430 I | and walking by the same rule of faith,"as Paul admonished
431 VIII| the rebuke of the Lord ruling both the sea and the winds;
432 XI | audacity! Oh what madness! Thou runaway slave, thou incorrigible
433 XIV | bishop Vitalius, and the sacred presbytery, and my fellow-servants
434 VIII| weariness; the offering of sacrifices and then also circumcision,
435 IV | in the Pharisees, in the Sadducees, in the old, in the young,
436 IX | knowing who He was. For thou saidst, "If thou be the Son of
437 VIII| who presented gifts; the salutation of the archangel to the
438 XV | Chapter XV.-Salutations. Conclusion.~Philo and Agathopus
439 Int | Jesus Christ, "who is the Saviour of all men, specially of
440 VIII| the Lord ruling both the sea and the winds; evil spirits
441 IX | that He was God, and by the second that He was also man.~
442 IX | Continuation: Ignorance of Satan.~Seeing these things, thou wast
443 | seemed
444 IX | first of all thou hadst seen Him baptized as a common
445 III | his power, which when he sees, he shudders, and when he
446 II | believers] "worketh one and the self-same Spirit."There are not then
447 VI | who raises up the dead, sends away the lame sound of limb,
448 XI | dragon, apostate, crooked serpent, rebel against God, outcast
449 X | concerning thee and thy servants: "Thou shalt tread upon
450 XII | and Him only shalt thou serve."I know the one [God]; I
451 XI | delivered to thee.And thou dost set forth thine own fall as
452 VI | that have been created are shameful, none of them evil, but
453 VIII| tidings announced to the shepherds; the fear of Herod lest
454 XV | as he was going on board ship. Remember my bondsthat I
455 X | bear Thee up, lest thou shouldest dash Thy foot against a
456 IX | men. By the first fact He showed that He was God, and by
457 III | which when he sees, he shudders, and when he hears of, is
458 VIII| John the prophet when it signified the passion by the appellation
459 IV | strangulation. He terrified also the silly woman, disturbing her by
460 VI | by wickedness. But when sin is not present, none of
461 XIII| to fast on the fourth and sixth days, distributing at the
462 VII | thou art wont to walk with slanting and uncertainsteps. And
463 VIII| from him; the command to slay the infants; the removal
464 | some
465 IX | bring forth; but the angels' song of praise struck thee with
466 VIII| of what was foreseen; the songs of the angels over Him that
467 II | either three Fathers,or three Sons, or three Paracletes, but
468 VI | dead, sends away the lame sound of limb, cleanses the lepers,
469 I | Christian course,that ye all speak the same thing, being of
470 Int | the Saviour of all men, specially of them that believe."~~~~~~
471 VIII| the gradual growth, human speech, hunger, thirst, journeyings,
472 I | display such a godly and spiritual love to the brethren,to
473 IX | Thou didst revert to thy state of [wilful] ignorance, because
474 XIV | fellow-servants the deacons; in whose stead may my soul be found. Once
475 VII | with slanting and uncertainsteps. And thou art ignorant who
476 VI | females, and females to stir up the unbridled lust of
477 X | dash Thy foot against a stone? "At the same time thou
478 IX | God, command that these stones be made bread."Now, this
479 | stop
480 V | appearance, as if it were any strange thing happening to a [mere]
481 IV | and taught him [to die by] strangulation. He terrified also the silly
482 XV | the word of truth, and are strengthened inwardly by the grace of
483 IX | the angels' song of praise struck thee with astonishment,
484 VIII| spirits expelled; thou thyself subjected to torture, and, when afflicted
485 VI | increases or transmutes existing substances, as the five loaves and
486 IX | ever. Why, then, does He suffer hunger? In order to prove
487 VII | say. But thy changeable tactics do not escape me, nor am
488 VIII| lest his kingdom should be taken from him; the command to
489 IX | days and nights without tasting human food, along with ministering
490 IV | to hang himself with, and taught him [to die by] strangulation.
491 XI | tempt Him that cannot be tempted, forgetting that precept
492 IV | die by] strangulation. He terrified also the silly woman, disturbing
493 VIII| whence [He had come]; the testimony of the Spirit and the Father
494 Int | Ignatius, who is also called Theophorus, to the Church of God which
495 | therefore
496 | thereof
497 XV | and the spirit, while ye think of things perfect, and turn
498 I | thing, being of one mind, thinking the same thing, and walking
499 VIII| growth, human speech, hunger, thirst, journeyings, weariness;
500 I | manifested towards us, we thought it fitting to write to you,