Homily, Par.

 1  I,  2 |    spoken? that all men had one speech, just as also they had one
 2  I,  2 |         no one was different in speech, or in tongue. Whence then
 3  I,  2 |       so great a distinction in speech? From the carelessness of
 4  I,  2 |    Master through this unity of speech, and the senselessness of
 5  I,  2 |    through their distinction of speech. For he indeed foreseeing
 6  I,  3 | unspeakable gift."9 For neither speech, nor any mind is able to
 7  I,  4 |     lying before us. God gave a speech common to all. This is part
 8  I,  4 |        For if when they had one speech, they fell into so great
 9  I,  4 |        not use their oneness of speech rightly, he rightly divided
10  I,  4 |   divided them by difference of speech. And see with me, his lovingkindness. "
11  I,  4 |     saith he "they all have one speech, and this they have begun
12  I,  4 |      have all one mouth and one speech" saith he, "and this they
13  I,  4 |         that this difference of speech was made over to men from
14  I,  4 |         have one mouth, and one speech." But they did not use the
15  I,  4 |       deprivation of oneness of speech was a work of much lovingkindness?
16  I,  4 |         inflicted difference of speech upon them, in order that
17 III,  1|   provides for all; silence his speech not by word, but by deed,