Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |     with God, his sojourn in Paradise, his unclouded life, and
 2  I,  2 |     open sea. For to fall in Paradise is to undergo shipwreck
 3  I,  3 |   the matter, in the case of Paradise. He gave Paradise. This
 4  I,  3 |    case of Paradise. He gave Paradise. This of his own tender
 5  I,  3 | would have been, dwelling in Paradise after his bloodguiltiness.
 6  I,  3 |   expulsion from the life of Paradise had, compare what Eve was
 7  I,  3 |      when the expulsion from Paradise came, consider how much
 8  I,  3 |      suffered expulsion from Paradise, but by means of her ejection
 9  I,  3 |     to suffer expulsion from Paradise, for what cause did God
10  I,  3 |      what cause did God give Paradise at the beginning? This turned
11  I,  3 |     So has God done. He gave Paradise to man. He cast him out
12  I,  3 |     shalt thou be with me in Paradise."13 Dost thou see that not
13  I,  3 |     see that not the gift of Paradise but even the ejection from
14  I,  3 |   but even the ejection from Paradise was a token of the greatest
15  I,  3 |      suffered expulsion from Paradise, he would not again have
16  I,  3 |      have appeared worthy of Paradise.~
17 III,  4|      him a helpmate, planted Paradise, and having committed to
18 III,  4|    dunghill, but inhabited a Paradise of luxury and enjoyed all