Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |       surfeit of my words: but I see that the contrary is happening:
 2  I,  1 |     teaching, filled full: for I see that after having drunk
 3  I,  2 |  curtains are drawn aside and we see him seated on the lofty
 4  I,  2 |       the Only-Begotten, when we see the curtains of heaven drawn
 5  I,  2 |   consider with me what it is to see our nature borne upon the
 6  I,  3 |        in Paradise."13 Dost thou see that not the gift of Paradise
 7  I,  4 |        difference of speech. And see with me, his lovingkindness. "
 8  I,  4 |   wronged to the highest degree. See at least how he defends
 9  I,  4 |    unspeakable height. Dost thou see that the deprivation of
10  I,  5 |      This too, it is possible to see in the case of the husbandmen:
11  I,  5 |          we admire them, when we see them cutting off much that
12  I,  6 |    Demons. For it is possible to see both things in the case
13  I,  6 |          form another example to see once more how a Demon arranges
14  I,  6 |         his body: and thou shalt see the savage and inhuman and
15  I,  7 |        same thing."22 ~Dost thou see how those perished on account
16  I,  7 |   committed by us, then we shall see especially that the providence
17  I,  8 |      their desert. But we do not see all here receiving according
18 II,  2 |          and touch what he hath, see if he will not blaspheme
19 II,  2 |          another name? You shall see that that also is not a
20 II,  3 |          fully. What then? If we see this beautiful and wondrous
21 II,  3 |         means of them: Dost thou see that all things hurt the
22 II,  3 |          the weak man? Dost thou see that even the medicines
23 II,  3 |          unto life."10 Dost thou see that the weak is hurt even
24 II,  4 |      this world, that they which see not may see, and that they
25 II,  4 |      that they which see not may see, and that they which see
26 II,  4 |         see, and that they which see may become blind."11 What
27 II,  4 |          of the judge. Dost thou see to what a dignity the Apostle
28 II,  4 |       touch his life." Dost thou see the authority of the servant?
29 II,  5 | forethought plain. Dost thou not see men taken away prematurely
30 II,  6 |       the master be forgiven us. See the second expiation of
31 II,  6 |      heavy burden of his sins.24 See we have shewn five ways
32 III,  1|          the brighter. Dost thou see how great is the gain? But
33 III,  1|         with pleasure, Dost thou see how great is the gain both
34 III,  2|       twelve Apostles. Dost thou see how little is the leaven?
35 III,  2|       was in unbelief. Dost thou see how great is the lump? But
36 III,  3|        the glory of his Father." See the equality of the glory:
37 III,  3|         drove them on. Dost thou see here both those who sin,
38 III,  3|         do good works? Dost thou see how on seeing their fellow-servants
39 III,  3|     sinful, in order thou mayest see side by side, both the sins
40 III,  3|     gentle and loving. Dost thou see again that the purpose determined
41 III,  3|         not the Devil? Dost thou see that the judgments were
42 III,  3|      under subjection. Dost thou see how unpardonable this is?
43 III,  3|      could overthrow. But let us see what he saith. "What is
44 III,  3|       say this but the opposite. See the villany of the Devil.
45 III,  4|                               4. See what an evil it is to commit
46 III,  4|          and rent the woman. And see how he works evil. "Ye shall
47 III,  4|          nothing else. Dost thou see how, from folly alone and
48 III,  5|          he fall away. Dost thou see him indeed come to extreme
49 III,  5|          to him. For saith he "I see my food to be loathsome."
50 III,  5|    afterwards learned the cause, see what piety he shewed, for