Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |       flying to the meadow of the virtue of the Saint: Then accordingly -
 2  I,  7 |          honours to emulate their virtue. But he does not honour
 3  I,  7 |          day to have gone over to virtue, and to have gained their
 4 II,  5 |         end. Let us be masters of virtue. Our Master Christ is loving.~
 5 III    |          evil comes of sloth, and virtue from diligence, and that
 6 III,  1|       those alone who hold to it. Virtue is the contrary. It is not
 7 III,  1|          fellow servant living in virtue and forbearance. There is
 8 III,  1|       living in wickedness, he in virtue? on this account God allowed
 9 III,  1|        evil, and yet keep hold of virtue. "For there must" he saith "
10 III,  1|       generation he preserved his virtue, when he had no pattern
11 III,  1|         when he had no pattern of virtue, when all men invited him
12 III,  1|       there was no acquisition of virtue. To the good indeed then
13 III,  2|      bring them over to their own virtue. Hear at least what Christ
14 III,  2| indisposed towards the labours of virtue, those who accuse their
15 III,  3|      himself both of evil, and of virtue? For if they themselves
16 III,  5| exhibiting a conversation full of virtue, endured the fate of those
17 III,  6|            ten who displayed much virtue, and that not by the common