Homily, Par.

 1  I,  4 |   him this wrong; much more ought we to defend ourselves to
 2  I,  6 |  impatient with Him when we ought to worship, who is so gentle,
 3  I,  7 | sinned this sin? What then? ought he to be straightway carried
 4 III,  2|     an austere man." For he ought to mourn, because he did
 5 III,  3|    undeceived, and they who ought in every way to have the
 6 III,  3|     then did the woman? She ought to have silenced him, she
 7 III,  3|   to have silenced him, she ought not to have exchanged a
 8 III,  4|     From what other quarter ought one to learn the enemy and
 9 III,  4| answer returned to God? She ought then immediately to have
10 III,  4|     fled from the bait, she ought to have started back from
11 III,  4| that he was a mere serpent. Ought a serpent to claim such