Homily, Par.

1  I,  1 |     length, and gradually took hold of all the subjects and
2  I,  3 |    countless hands, escape our hold, and slip through easily;
3  I,  3 |      also are we unable to get hold of the lovingkindness of
4  I,  3 |      done him no wrong, to lay hold on his brother's person,
5  I,  4 |        not have desired to lay hold on the height of heaven
6  I,  4 |       into greater wickedness. Hold fast this argument then
7 III,  1| destructive to those alone who hold to it. Virtue is the contrary.
8 III,  1|       able to profit those who hold to it, but those nearest
9 III,  1|     them to evil, and yet keep hold of virtue. "For there must"