Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 | precipitated himself?~Wouldest thou learn too from the mother of this
 2  I,  4 |           and I wish that you shall learn the exact meaning of each
 3  I,  6 |      irrational animals thou mayest learn their wickedness, and that
 4  I,  6 |          Demon, worship the Master. Learn the wickedness of the Demons.
 5  I,  7 |           in order that thou mayest learn that there is another season
 6  I,  7 |           in order that thou mayest learn that this is true, hear
 7  I,  7 |            committed and thou shalt learn rightly that in thine own
 8 II,  2 |           in order that thou mayest learn, that the Devil does not
 9 II,  2 |            is not by nature wicked, learn from his very names. For
10 II,  2 |        Devil's slander, thou mayest learn that he gained strength,
11 II,  2 |           in order that thou mayest learn that the Devil is not the
12 II,  2 |           in order that thou mayest learn that the weak in choice,
13 II,  4 |          And it is possible also to learn this from Paul: for writing
14 II,  4 |           in order that thou mayest learn that the Devil is not the
15 II,  6 |           you."21 Dost thou wish to learn a third way of repentance?
16 II,  6 |     salvation. And if thou wouldest learn a fourth way, I will say
17 III,  1|           in order that thou mayest learn that evil is evil in itself,
18 III,  2|        common master will judge us. Learn this method of proof, and
19 III,  3|          kids? Not that thou mayest learn a difference in their nature,
20 III,  3|              in order that he might learn what was spoken. What then
21 III,  4|       judgment to one who wished to learn it. After this why didst
22 III,  4|          other quarter ought one to learn the enemy and the foe, than
23 III,  4|           in order that thou mayest learn it more clearly hear how