Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 |      which of itself was able to bring the gift of God to her remembrance:
 2  I,  3 |          himself was prepared to bring us even to greater honour.
 3  I,  5 |       one of these things, if He bring on either famine or death,
 4  I,  6 |        much strength, as both to bring the man to his senses, and
 5  I,  7 | accomplished by each man) let us bring forward those sins which
 6  I,  7 |       providence of God does not bring upon us punishment for each
 7 II,  1 |          indeed was commanded to bring the meal - but another brought
 8 II,  1 |           But I was commanded to bring it, and brought it too.
 9 II,  2 |         be let alone, and let us bring forward the creation, in
10 III,  2|           in order that they may bring them over to their own virtue.
11 III,  2|         Is he overcome by anger? Bring into the midst one who is
12 III,  3|        silenced? Come and let us bring our discourse to another
13 III,  5|          that came upon him, and bring forward this fulfilment
14 III,  5|       thou wishest, let us first bring forward that which seems