Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |        greatest commendation, and good report. Pray why is this?
 2  I,  2 |         is his soul, full of many good things, he came and bored
 3  I,  3 |          lost; and next, that the good things which have been given
 4  I,  3 |        mother of this man, what a good result the expulsion from
 5  I,  4 |          when he chastises God is good and loving. For even his
 6  I,  5 |        have become the sources of good to us, chastening our pride,
 7  I,  6 |          in the midst of so great good order, say that we are deprived
 8  I,  7 |        and all the rest keep much good order, but our affairs are
 9  I,  7 |         is adorned with all other good qualities, and is chastened
10  I,  7 |            and when there are two good men, one is honoured, and
11  I,  7 |       were to honour here all the good men, a day of judgment were
12  I,  7 |         were to honour any of the good, then the base would become
13  I,  7 |        are chastened, and certain good men punished, they likewise
14  I,  7 |           chasten and some of the good he honours and some he does
15  I,  7 |         he honours certain of the good, in order that he may lead
16  I,  7 |         stand?"23 And if it seems good to thee to investigate this
17  I,  8 |           evil, and obtain future good, through the grace and lovingkindness
18 II,  2 |        but the other diligent, of good habit, passing his time
19 II,  2 |        straightway envied him his good. What therefore could be
20 II,  3 |         that thou mayest run unto good works, but if thou art careless
21 II,  6 |       being unable to declare his good deeds, in sight of all,
22 II,  6 |         and attain to everlasting good by the grace, and compassion,
23 II,  6 |   together with the all holy, and good and quickening Spirit, now
24 III,  1|       evil is evil in itself, but good is also good to others,
25 III,  1|          itself, but good is also good to others, I provide thee
26 III,  1|     wicked to be mingled with the good; and did not give one law
27 III,  1|         world as a colony for the good, but mixed these and those;
28 III,  1| conferring great benefit. For the good appear more thoroughly approved
29 III,  1|          world, in order that the good may shine the brighter.
30 III,  1|       owing to the courage of the good. On this account also we
31 III,  1|     acquisition of virtue. To the good indeed then this was the
32 III,  1|        from their mixing with the good. They feel confusion, they
33 III,  1|           is the gain both to the good from the wicked, and to
34 III,  1|        and to the wicked from the good? On this account God has
35 III,  2|           gain, not only from the good but even from the wicked.
36 III,  2|    especially the wicked with the good, in order that they may
37 III,  2|        wicked in the midst of the good, that since they are of
38 III,  2|   Everywhere there is a need of a good intention. I have shewn
39 III,  2|       to-day by the grace of God, good deeds are done not less
40 III,  3|        conscious to themselves of good works, it is desirable and
41 III,  3|         who sin, and those who do good works? Dost thou see how
42 III,  3|           sins of the one and the good works of the others. For
43 III,  4|           believe the Devil? What good didst thou discern? Was
44 III,  4|           the Devil manifested no good things by his deed, whether
45 III,  4|     although God shewed forth his good will by his works. The woman
46 III,  6|           children so many and so good, and in such a manner, reproaches