Homily, Par.

 1  I,  5 | indeed and a physician and a judge, and a husbandman, and should
 2  I,  5 |   patient to torture nor the judge who corrects, nor the husbandman
 3  I,  6 |      father, juster than any judge, and more anxious than any
 4 II,  4 |   heed to the command of the judge. Dost thou see to what a
 5 II,  6 |      persuaded the shameless judge?22 But thou hast a gentle
 6 III,  2|   too our common master will judge us. Learn this method of
 7 III,  2|    Thus will the Master also judge us: He places fellow servants
 8 III,  3|   order that the one set may judge the other, and that some
 9 III,  3|  other? Fellow-servants will judge fellow-servants. Dost thou
10 III,  3|    have said that they shall judge this generation. Nor would
11 III,  3|       but one man will often judge a whole people, when they