Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |       the lovingkindness of the Master through this unity of speech,
 2  I,  3 |         straightway flew to the master, who before this had despised
 3  I,  3 |    before this had despised the master, and she neither ascribes
 4  I,  3 |      and had acknowledged their master, and had known how to be
 5  I,  4 |   gentle and loving. For if the master defends himself to his servants,
 6  I,  6 |        I do? Thou hast a loving Master. He chooses rather to be
 7  I,  6 |         by a Demon, worship the Master. Learn the wickedness of
 8  I,  8 |        mind, cease charging the master; learning that it is not
 9  I,  8 |       them who rave against the master, and let us ourselves glorify
10 II,  1 |       these. Entreat the common master of us all, to prolong thy
11 II,  1 |    before the permission of the Master.1 The herds and flocks of
12 II,  2 |    servant at variance with the master, and the master with his
13 II,  2 |        with the master, and the master with his servant; rather
14 II,  2 |    servant at variance with his master, Adam with God, and believing
15 II,  3 |        it causes us to know the Master fully. What then? If we
16 II,  3 |        creation and glorify the Master. But if thou dost not use
17 II,  3 |       the work, and worship the master. But others leaving the
18 II,  4 |         case the disposition is master. Since the Devil, if thou
19 II,  4 |         that which their common master saith to the Devil, concerning
20 II,  5 |       be masters of virtue. Our Master Christ is loving.~
21 II,  6 |          This is enough for the Master by way of self-defence.
22 II,  6 |      have been done against the master be forgiven us. See the
23 II,  6 |          But thou hast a gentle Master, both tender, and kind.
24 III,  1|      every case, the purpose is master. Do thou accordingly use
25 III,  2|         who accuse their common Master. "Thou hast sinned" he saith "
26 III,  2|     after the sin to accuse the Master. Take knowledge of the cause
27 III,  2|      proof. Thus too our common master will judge us. Learn this
28 III,  2| righteous person. Thus will the Master also judge us: He places
29 III,  2|      his accusation against the Master. For what saith he? "I knew
30 III,  2| bringing an account against the master hast doubled thy sin instead
31 III,  3|        the future to accuse the master. On this account, he saith "
32 III,  3|       went to them, in this the master; and that man came and proclaimed
33 III,  3|       And these disbelieved the Master when he preached a kingdom
34 III,  3|    declared the judgment of the Master. Thereby she afforded the
35 III,  4|     thou shouldest tell him the Master's judgment? Thou seest that