Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |    and the proper hours. Thou art replete, but thy brother
 2  I,  1 |   brother still hungers. Thou art drunk with the multitude
 3  I,  8 |    Christ saying "Behold thou art made whole; sin no more
 4  I,  8 |      it to understand a man's art, much rather is it impossible
 5 II,  3 |       good works, but if thou art careless thou wilt cause
 6 II,  5 |      struggles of repentance. Art thou old, and hast thou
 7 II,  5 |       for him, for salvation. Art thou young? Do not be confident
 8 II,  5 |        as thou delayest, thou art destroyed. Let the old man
 9 II,  5 |    man take this advice. Yea, art thou in security, and art
10 II,  5 |     art thou in security, and art thou rich, and dost thou
11 II,  6 |  livest poorer than all, thou art able to leave thine anger,
12 III,  1|     My son" saith he "if thou art become evil, thou shall
13 III,  1|   about. He said to him: thou art a servant, and he is a servant;
14 III,  1|     and he is a servant; thou art a man and he is a man. Thou
15 III,  1|       in the same world: thou art nourished with the same
16 III,  1|   heaven: How is it that thou art living in wickedness, he
17 III,  2| brought the accusation. "Thou art an austere man." For he
18 III,  2|         I knew thee that thou art an austere man." O miserable,