Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |      their thirst, and in your case the more teaching we inculcate,
 2  I,  2 |       also God has done in the case of our nature. Man cast
 3  I,  2 |        way, but just as in the case of kings when we hear of
 4  I,  2 |  judgment seat. So also in the case of the Only-Begotten, when
 5  I,  3 |        bare the matter, in the case of Paradise. He gave Paradise.
 6  I,  4 |     and let us apply it to the case of the subject lying before
 7  I,  5 |      is possible to see in the case of the husbandmen: They
 8  I,  6 |  undying hatred. And if in the case of those with whom they
 9  I,  6 |    swine, in order that in the case of the bodies of irrational
10  I,  6 |      to see both things in the case of these Demons, the lovingkindness
11  I,  7 |      rightly that in thine own case first, it is not expedient
12  I,  7 |       do not look on their own case before that of others, but
13 II,  4 |   exercise the argument in the case of Jesus Christ? What is
14 II,  4 |      on all sides For in every case, the purpose is the cause,
15 II,  4 | purpose is the cause, in every case the disposition is master.
16 II,  4 |        a small degree from the case of Job. And it is possible
17 II,  5 |      the chastening in our own case, and may meet with no pardon
18 III,  1|       reasoning, that in every case, the purpose is master.
19 III,  2|   reasoning only, but from the case of fellow-servants living
20 III,  3|      but the fact that in that case a servant went to them,
21 III,  3| serpent; there a woman, in the case of Job: mean while great
22 III,  4|       And this happened in the case of Eve. She gave the holy
23 III,  4|   conduct our discourse to the case of Job; from the defeated
24 III,  4|        added. But in the other case there was nothing of this
25 III,  6|   which happened in that man's case alone) not even had he comfort