Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3|  they would have remained in honour. But when they treated the
 2  I,  3|     bring us even to greater honour. But we were the cause of
 3  I,  3|      become worthless of the honour, he leads him away from
 4  I,  5|   the judges do. They do not honour, or crown those only who
 5  I,  7|  evil men, here; and were to honour here all the good men, a
 6  I,  7|      wicked man, nor were to honour any of the good, then the
 7  I,  7| honours and some he does not honour. He does not chasten all,
 8  I,  7|      virtue. But he does not honour all, in order that thou
 9 II,  2|   when he saw mankind had in honour, he straightway envied him
10 II,  6|   with whom be glory, power, honour, to the Father, together