Homily, Par.

 1  I     |      Demons Do Not Govern the World.~Against those who say that
 2  I,  6 |   entrusted the whole of this world to their authority, they
 3  I,  8 |     not be condemned with the world." Knowing all these things
 4  I,  8 |  guides it, much more, such a world as this, having so many
 5 II     |       not been put out of the world: And to prove that his wickedness
 6 II,  1 |     had been removed from the world, Adam would never have been
 7 II,  1 |    God took him away from the world, these ten thousand would
 8 II,  3 |     since the creation of the world, are clearly seen, being
 9 II,  4 |    saith he "came I into this world, that they which see not
10 III,  1|       Thou livest in the same world: thou art nourished with
11 III,  1| indeed, and appointed another world as a colony for the good,
12 III,  1|       the wicked to be in the world, in order that the good
13 III,  2|      is the leaven? The whole world was in unbelief. Dost thou
14 III,  2|       twelve turned the whole world to themselves. The leaven
15 III,  2| fellow-servants living in the world itself. Do thou also use
16 III,  4|     creator and framer of the world, and the other the Devil
17 III,  5|     the common theatre of the world that blessed and noble man
18 III,  5|      scattered over the whole world, these came together, and