Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |  desire, we make your longing greater, your love for it the stronger.
 2  I,  1 |    took place at the end were greater, and the shouts more clear,
 3  I,  2 |     received afterwards gifts greater than those lost. In place
 4  I,  2 | itself. But God made the gain greater than the loss, and brought
 5  I,  2 |        but experience this in greater degree when the curtains
 6  I,  2 |     perceive the wonder to be greater from our sight of it. For
 7  I,  3 |     been given to us are even greater than those which we have
 8  I,  3 |       after these, which were greater than those we had lost,
 9  I,  3 |     deprivation God conferred greater benefit. The woman suffered
10  I,  3 |      God, so that she found a greater thing than she lost. And
11  I,  3 |  prepared to bring us even to greater honour. But we were the
12  I,  4 |      they might not fall into greater wickedness. Hold fast this
13 III,  2|      that the contests may be greater. When therefore any one
14 III,  3|   condemnation may become the greater. "The men of Nineveh" he
15 III,  3|      might be manifested to a greater degree. Is there a Demon?
16 III,  4|      be as Gods. In hope of a greater promise she cast away the
17 III,  4|     For this man will give us greater zeal, so that we may raise
18 III,  5|      roof. And, what is still greater, the fact that these are
19 III,  5|      a thing which caused him greater pain, and produced more
20 III,  6|       terrors by night were a greater aggravation of his misfortunes
21 III,  7|      thou suppliest me with a greater accusation against thyself
22 III,  7| things, that misfortunes were greater for him, and that when the