Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |      just as also they had one nature, and no one was different
 2  I,  2 |        done in the case of our nature. Man cast aside all that
 3  I,  2 |        of desire assaulted our nature, it was upset and it fell.
 4  I,  2 |      the loss, and brought our nature to the royal throne. Wherefore
 5  I,  2 |    then, in that day the whole nature of man will come forward,
 6  I,  2 |       me what it is to see our nature borne upon the Cherubim,
 7  I,  3 |       wickedness, as to ignore nature, and to forget one born
 8  I,  3 | neither ascribes the matter to nature, nor puts the birth down
 9  I,  3 |     she recognizes the Lord of Nature, and acknowledges thanks
10  I,  4 |     things which chasten human nature, be not distressed, nor
11  I,  4 |       you may not confound the nature of the things, and fall
12  I,  5 |       not in regard to its own nature, but according to that view
13  I,  5 |   account He often seizes this nature of ours wantoning in prosperity,
14 II,  2 |       exceeding wicked, not by nature, but by choice and conviction.
15 II,  2 |       that the Devil is not by nature wicked, learn from his very
16 II,  2 |      not reach the rank of the nature or of the essence of a thing.
17 II,  2 |      belongs to his essence or nature. He is called wicked. But
18 II,  2 |     wickedness is not from his nature, but from his choice. For
19 II,  3 |  impiety? Not owing to its own nature, but owing to the carelessness
20 II,  3 |       not because of their own nature, but because of our sloth.
21 II,  3 |       not because of their own nature but because of his weakness?
22 II,  6 |      words spoken, exhaust the nature of sins. And the publican
23 III,  1|         I mean as regards your nature. You and they have the same
24 III,  1|        same desires, so far as nature is concerned. How is it
25 III,  1|        if we are wary. For the nature of wickedness is of this
26 III,  1|       of Demons He gave us our nature, and on all sides shifting
27 III,  2|      and the lump had the same nature but not the same manner
28 III,  2|     since they are of the same nature as the righteous they may
29 III,  3|    learn a difference in their nature, but the difference in their
30 III,  3|     the purpose determined the nature of the end, not the Devil?
31 III,  5|     had only the garment which nature supplies, the clothing of
32 III,  6|       shew thee the warfare at nature's hands, in such excessive
33 III,  6|       not by the common law of nature, but by a violent and pitiable