Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |     acclamations at least which took place at the end were greater,
 2  I,  1 |       clear, and the same thing took place as at the forge. For
 3  I,  1 |      some length, and gradually took hold of all the subjects
 4  I,  3 |       our own senselessness. He took away the gift from those
 5  I,  4 |       lapsed to utter folly. He took away again that which had
 6  I,  6 |       way of concession) if God took from us to our profit, I
 7  I,  6 |       only say this; that if He took what had been given, not
 8 II,  1 |         ten thousand and if God took him away from the world,
 9 II,  4 | antidotes; so also did Paul. He took whatever was profitable
10 III,  1|         being set on foot here, took their places in the theatre,
11 III,  2|        is like unto a woman who took leaven and hid it in three
12 III,  3|   clothed me, a stranger and ye took me in." Again to those he
13 III,  3|       believe. But the contrary took place. And these disbelieved
14 III,  3|  children. But from this man he took not away anything, great
15 III,  5| ignorance of the reason of what took place. These persons then,
16 III,  5|     reasonable pretext for what took place, since, when at least