Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |      receive more than thine own power allows: nor do thou vex
 2  I,  6 |       they had gotten unto their power us their enemies who are
 3  I,  6 |         allow him to use his own power to the full, but suffers
 4  I,  6 |        allows him to use his own power? Consider the herds, the
 5 II,  1 |         these, until he received power from above. We learned therefore
 6 II,  1 |        neither exhibit their own power, nor win crowns.~
 7 II,  2 |   strength, not owing to his own power but from that man's slothfulness
 8 II,  3 |          token of the wisdom and power and lovingkindness of God.
 9 II,  3 |       are being saved, it is the power of God."8 And again, "we
10 II,  6 | almsgiving. For this has a great power and unspeakable. For Daniel
11 II,  6 |          and with whom be glory, power, honour, to the Father,
12 III,  2|      that the righteous have the power of leaven, in order that
13 III,  2|        to itself by means of the power inherent in it. So accordingly
14 III,  2|        in it. So accordingly the power also of the righteous has
15 III,  4|       penalty. For it was in her power not to have fallen. And
16 III,  5|    rather not even was it in his power to enjoy the bare ground,