Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3|       came, consider how much better and wiser she grew. For
 2  I,  3|       expulsion, and becoming better by this slight and this
 3  I,  3|    dishonour, he might become better, and more self-restrained,
 4  I,  3|    those things he did become better, he brings him back again
 5  I,  6|   affairs, we should be in no better condition than possessed
 6  I,  7|  order that they might become better by the punishment of the
 7  I,  7|   chastened themselves become better by the punishment of others.
 8  I,  7|  known that they would become better from penitence God would
 9  I,  7|      who were about to become better from the punishment of others,
10 II,  1|      not thus does he get the better of all men, Then again we
11 II,  1|     and not even thus got the better of him, but withdrew defeated.
12 II,  1|       on this account it were better that he should be destroyed.
13 II,  1| destroyed. For if Job got the better of him, yet Adam was deceived
14 II,  1|    indeed by one, butgets the better of many. Ten overcame him,
15 II,  1|     and the former less. "For better is one," saith he "that