Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |        that no surfeit is taking place from this continuance, but
 2  I,  1 | acclamations at least which took place at the end were greater,
 3  I,  1 |          and the same thing took place as at the forge. For as
 4  I,  2 |      greater than those lost. In place of temporal toil he honoured
 5  I,  2 |         us with eternal life. In place of thorns and thistles he
 6  I,  3 |          raised up seed to me in place of Abel whom Cain slew."12
 7  I,  4 |      chastise for what has taken place so much as he provides for
 8  I,  4 |          that famines have taken place, and pestilences, and drought
 9  I,  4 |     possible to stand in a lofty place, and to cry aloud to all
10  I,  6 |  accurately each keeping his own place, and not departing from
11 II,  2 |        but an action which takes place and which ceases to take
12 II,  2 |         and which ceases to take place, occurring and ceasing to
13 III,  1|        they were not in the same place? Because you and they have
14 III,  3| desirable and mild. "And he will place the sheep on his right hand,
15 III,  3|   believe. But the contrary took place. And these disbelieved the
16 III,  5|          the reason of what took place. These persons then, as
17 III,  5|          the cause of what takes place, is the greatest consolation;
18 III,  5| reasonable pretext for what took place, since, when at least he