Homily, Par.

1  I,  3 |     his table, and puts him far from his own sight, and
2  I,  6 |    But I have somewhat else far beyond this to say. For
3  I,  6 | otherwise they would suffer far worse things than these
4  I,  6 |    harmony, yea rather even far more, and more accurately
5 II,  1 |   and deigned to descend so far. On this account surely,
6 II,  1 |  overcame are more valuable far than they who are defeated,
7 III,  1|   have the same desires, so far as nature is concerned.
8 III,  4|    and yet at least she was far more persuasive than he.
9 III,  5|     proceed," and again "as far as the hearing of the ear