Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |         have had a surfeit of my words: but I see that the contrary
 2  I,  1 |          by the multitude of the words spoken, but by the disposition
 3  I,  3 |          and seeing the force of words defeated by its magnitude,
 4  I,  6 | blasphemed by thee through these words, than to commit thine affairs
 5  I,  7 |     would they not say? and what words would they not send forth?
 6 II,  2 |       but those about which many words, many times, and in many
 7 II,  6 |      humility, not less than all words spoken, exhaust the nature
 8 III,  2|        the Devil here? say these words to him, because he not only
 9 III,  3|          indeed by means of mere words, but Job by means of deeds.
10 III,  3|          rather examine the very words and the method of the plot. "
11 III,  4|           He trod under foot the words: and turned and rent the
12 III,  4|     exciting the woman with mere words and puffing her up with
13 III,  4|        in one who professed mere words, and nothing else. Dost
14 III,  5|   condemn the extravagance of my words, come, and let us take in