Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 | building honeycombs with the greatest devotion, and so flying
 2  I,  2 |     more tardily, brings the greatest commendation, and good report.
 3  I,  3 |      given, is a mark of the greatest lovingkindness, and, if
 4  I,  3 |  Paradise was a token of the greatest tender care? For had he
 5  I,  4 |      his punishments are the greatest part of his beneficence,
 6  I,  4 |      of his beneficence, the greatest form of his providence.
 7  I,  5 |    upon us, affording us the greatest view of his providence.
 8  I,  6 |   was deprived, he gives the greatest thanks to God saying, "The
 9 III,  1|    not deceived. This is the greatest proof of things, a clear
10 III,  2|  from any, but shall get the greatest gain, not only from the
11 III,  5|     what takes place, is the greatest consolation; so it is not