Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |      was then spoken? that all men had one speech, just as
 2  I,  2 |  already shewn, but not to all men, but to me who am faithful,
 3  I,  4 |      of his loving kindness to men. They did not use the gift
 4  I,  4 |        speech was made over to men from the beginning. "Behold
 5  I,  4 |        and to cry aloud to all men, and to testify that God
 6  I,  5 |   according to that view which men take of it. For since we
 7  I,  6 |     was Lord of his own. Among men indeed, when they entrust
 8  I,  6 | certain small example. Certain men possessed of Demons coming
 9  I,  6 |       condition than possessed men, yea rather we should be
10  I,  7 |        when there are two evil men, is one chastened, and another
11  I,  7 |        when there are two good men, one is honoured, and the
12  I,  7 |        to chasten all the evil men, here; and were to honour
13  I,  7 |       honour here all the good men, a day of judgment were
14  I,  7 |       For if when certain evil men are chastened, and certain
15  I,  7 |    chastened, and certain good men punished, they likewise
16  I,  7 |         and had buried certain men, he saith to them "What
17  I,  7 |      What think ye? that these men were sinners only? I say
18  I,  8 |      the common opinion of all men, and the experience of affairs,
19 II,  1 |       would have destroyed all men. And in testimony of this
20 II,  1 |       he get the better of all men, Then again we brought that
21 II,  2 |        apostate. Although many men are wicked, he alone is
22 II,  5 |       plain. Dost thou not see men taken away prematurely day
23 III    |        and that neither wicked men, nor the devil himself,
24 III,  1|  deceive you? you and they are men alike; I mean as regards
25 III,  1|    pattern of virtue, when all men invited him to wickedness;
26 III,  2|  before said, God has suffered men to be with one another,
27 III,  3|       Both these and those are men. For what reason then are
28 III,  3|     these and those were alike men, both these and those received
29 III,  3|       become the greater. "The men of Nineveh" he saith "shall
30 III,  3|      their goodness, and these men's folly might be manifested
31 III,  5|     but the entire ills of all men, and in order that thou
32 III,  5|    from it. For everywhere all men bewail this. What was poorer
33 III,  5|        poorer in fact than all men? For these indeed have one
34 III,  5|    calamity therefore seems to men to be the groundwork of
35 III,  6|      owing to the insolence of men; and yet givest thanks and
36 III,  6|    were brought upon thee from men, and didst give thanks to
37 III,  6|        gibes, and insults from men. Some indeed mocked and
38 III,  7|       pitiable troubles of all men assail us, let us take sufficient