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501 VIII|               that was born; the glad tidings announced to the shepherds;
502 III |              were, and as they really took place, is blessed. He who
503 VIII|             thou thyself subjected to torture, and, when afflicted by
504 IV  |             to what good may be he is totally ignorant. And indeed he
505     | towards
506 IV  |           infused repentance into the traitor, and pointed him to a rope
507 X   |             and the dragon shall thou trample under foot."~~~~~~
508 VI  |               and either increases or transmutes existing substances, as
509 X   |             thy servants: "Thou shalt tread upon the adder and the basilisk;
510 IV  |               dreams; and he, who had tried every means to have the
511 IX  |          circumstances seemed to thee trifling;for thou didst deem the
512 XI  |               If, therefore, thou art trodden down under the feet of the
513 III |          destruction. For that is the trophy which has been raised up
514 IV  |           about to be erected, he was troubled, and infused repentance
515 II  |           other besides Him, the only true [God]. For "the Lord thy
516 XV  |               who corrupt the word of truth, and are strengthened inwardly
517 XV  |          think of things perfect, and turn yourselves away from the
518 VII |              by whose permission I am unable to say. But thy changeable
519 VII |              born,you affirm that the unbegotten was begotten, and that He
520 VI  |            and females to stir up the unbridled lust of males? But now these
521 VII |             to walk with slanting and uncertainsteps. And thou art ignorant
522 V   |               glory,"who is by nature unchangeable? Why dost thou say that
523 Int |                and patience, and love unfeigned: Mercy and peace from God
524 XI  |              now] draw on [others] to ungodliness. Thou, O Belial, dragon,
525 XIII|           with them in virtue of your union. If any one lives in chastity
526 II  |                           Chapter II.-Unity of the Three Divine Persons.~
527 I   |               there is one God of the universe, the Father of Christ, "
528 VIII|            Satan.~For many things are unknownto thee; [such as the following]:
529 IX  |               things appeared to thee unworthy of God. Again, thou didst
530     | upon
531 IV  |             that case he would not be utterly depraved), but because he
532 V   |                               Chapter V.-Apostrophe to Satan.~For
533 XIII|                         Chapter XIII.-Various Exhortations and Directions.~
534 VI  |                               Chapter VI.-Continuation.~And how can
535 XIII|           write, exhorting you with a view to the glory of God, not
536 VII |                               Chapter VII.-Continuation: Inconsistency
537 VIII|                               Chapter VIII.-Continuation: Ignorance
538 VIII|           such as the following]: the virginity of Mary; the wonderful birth;
539 XV  |               I salute the company of virgins, and the order of widows;
540 XIII|             as being one with them in virtue of your union. If any one
541 XIV |              I salute the holy bishop Vitalius, and the sacred presbytery,
542 IV  |          ignorance, on account of his voluntary want of reason: for how
543 VII |        ignorant that thou art wont to walk with slanting and uncertain
544 I   |          thinking the same thing, and walking by the same rule of faith,"
545 VI  |               the two fishes, and the water which became wine, and who
546 VIII|          hunger, thirst, journeyings, weariness; the offering of sacrifices
547 XIII|        conduct of the Lord. After the week of the passion, do not neglect
548     | whole
549 XV  |             virgins, and the order of widows; of whom may I have joy!
550 IX  |               revert to thy state of [wilful] ignorance, because all
551 VIII|           ruling both the sea and the winds; evil spirits expelled;
552 VI  |            and the water which became wine, and who puts to flight
553 III |               Word became flesh."For "Wisdom builded for herself a house."
554 IV  |          following another. For he is wise to do evil, but as to what
555 IV  |              terrified also the silly woman, disturbing her by dreams;
556 VIII|            the virginity of Mary; the wonderful birth; Who it was that became
557 VII |              I ignorant that thou art wont to walk with slanting and
558 IX  |           thou didst again assume thy wonted audacity, and didst tempt
559 XV  |              yourselves away from the workers of iniquity, who corrupt
560 II  |              possessed by believers] "worketh one and the self-same Spirit."
561 III |                For the prince of this world rejoiceth when any one denies
562 I   |                 Chapter I.-Reason for Writing the Epistle.~Being mindful
563 III |        intercourse of man. For [it is written], "A virgin shall conceive
564 X   |                               Chapter X.-Continuation: Audacity
565 XI  |                               Chapter XI.-Continuation: Audacity
566 XII |                               Chapter XII.-The Meek Reply of Christ.~
567 XIII|                               Chapter XIII.-Various Exhortations and
568 XIV |                               Chapter XIV.-Farewells and Cautions.~
569 XV  |                               Chapter XV.-Salutations. Conclusion.~
570 XI  |              tempt the Lord thy God? "Yea, thou even darest, most
571 IV  |         Sadducees, in the old, in the young, and in the priests. But
572     | yourselves
573 I   |              of your love and of your zeal in Christ, which ye have