Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 |        nor any mind is able to set forth the tender care of
 2  I,  3 |        and if these walls were set at nought, whither would
 3  I,  4 |     will fail them, which they set on foot to do."15 Now what
 4  I,  4 |      will fail them which they set on foot to do" means, as
 5  I,  6 |   indeed now it is possible to set it before you as it were
 6  I,  6 |      in the present, that they set down all our affairs to
 7 II,  1 |        On this account too, we set out our table with readiness,
 8 II,  1 |       it is time to proceed to set out our table; what then
 9 II,  1 |     the midst, against whom he set countless schemes going,
10 II,  2 |     out of the heavens, and he set the servant at variance
11 II,  2 |     servant; rather he did not set them at variance, but attempted
12 II,  2 |      that whenever thou mayest set another servant at variance
13 II,  3 |      but the creation alone is set before us, as the teacher
14 III,  1|        day before yesterday we set on foot our sermon concerning
15 III,  1|       these matters were being set on foot here, took their
16 III,  1|       this account God has not set them apart, but allowed
17 III,  3| servants in order that the one set may judge the other, and
18 III,  3|        On this account the one set went to Gehenna, but the