Homily, Par.

1  I,  4|        other of the things which chasten human nature, be not distressed,
2  I,  5|        says one. But He does not chasten with hunger alone, but with
3  I,  7|    providence. For if he were to chasten all the evil men, here;
4  I,  7| superfluous. Again if he were to chasten no wicked man, nor were
5  I,  7|   chastens, and some he does not chasten and some of the good he
6  I,  7|          not honour. He does not chasten all, in order that he may
7  I,  7|           and others he does not chasten, profiting both those who