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1 Marc | various reasons for which men have made themselves eunuchs.
2 Marc | themselves eunuchs. Chastity with men is a very rare thing, and
3 Marc | should care for the souls of men as being the divinities
4 Marc | virginity was sent down to men from heaven, and for this
5 Marc | perfection. Therefore the men of old times thought it
6 Marc | while still unfilled with men, was like a child, and it
7 Marc | wine and women will make men of understanding to fall
8 Marc | known with God and with men. When it is present men
9 Marc | men. When it is present men take example at it; and
10 Marc | and prophets and righteous men, who taught and did many
11 Marc | were redeemed from among men, being the first-fruits
12 Theoph | the predestined number of men shall be fulfilled; then
13 Theoph | then from henceforth shall men abstain from the generation
14 Theoph | beginning of the generation of men, so that bone taken from
15 Theoph | Adam; God the Creator of Men in Ordinary Generation.~
16 Theoph | authority? And so we concede to men the power of forming men.~
17 Theoph | men the power of forming men.~
18 Theoph | cause in the generation of men, making those things to
19 Theoph | through the holes, by many men who do not any of them see
20 Theoph | nature, invisibly forms us men within, working the garments
21 Theoph | the soul, being planted by men, is shaped spontaneously
22 Theoph | who, to the destruction of men, make images in human form,
23 Theoph | is, God, the Maker of all men; therefore, also, according
24 Theoph | apostle, He "will have all men to be saved, and to come
25 Thal | about to hold communion with men, should dwell in theoldest
26 Thal | theoldest and the first of men, even Adam. And thus, when
27 Thal | deprived of all excuse. For men who are incontinent in consequence
28 Thal | of instructing them how men should behave to their wives,
29 Thal | inflamed with lust after other men's wives."~
30 Thal | he lays down concerning men and women who are married
31 Thal | apostle's language respecting men who have lost their wives,
32 Thal | chastity, and intercourse with men, and in which of these there
33 Thal | their perseverance before men, out of shame, but indeed
34 Thal | it seems, differences in men's bodies; such a one contending
35 Theop | Virginity Divinely Given to Men, that They May Emerge from
36 Theop | such a means of restoring men to paradise, and of the
37 Theop | a means of salvation to men, by guiding us to life,
38 Theop | overwhelmed the souls of men. And they,61 continuously
39 Theop | voluptuousness, as wise men say, which confuse and disturb
40 Theop | anything else a greater help to men than this possession, pleasing
41 Thall | nothing comparable, which men can offer to God, is the
42 Thall | as far as possible that men should spend their boyhood,
43 Thall | Therefore also be ye like men who wait for their lord,
44 Thall | confirm the doctrines of men.If, too, I accustom my eyes
45 Thall | having intercourse with wise men,13 then have I offered up
46 Thall | and banquets, where wicked men are found, but into the
47 Thall | also, in the time of Noah, men having given themselves
48 Thall | would trip up and destroy men who are agitated by a desire
49 Thall | truth come unmingled to men, who are here unable to
50 Agathe | wisdom. For the souls of men do then most accurately
51 Agathe | actions to shine before men, so that our Father which
52 Procil | Him a divinity above other men, did not refer their praises
53 Procil | evils of the iniquity of men, they first of all carry
54 Procil | passions and corruptions of men would be circumcised. And,
55 Thekla | see from afar what other men do not see, the very pastures
56 Thekla | such as cannot be spoken to men. They see there righteousness
57 Thekla | consist of the actions of men, because there is no clear
58 Thekla | and bringing forth natural men as spiritual men; for which
59 Thekla | natural men as spiritual men; for which reason too she
60 Thekla | never yet been born in those men who have never perceived
61 Thekla | darkened; "44 and their wise men said that nothing earth-born
62 Thekla | from the calamities of the men of old, so that the movements
63 Thekla | the constellations, from men and beasts. But our ancestors
64 Thekla | That Golden Age, Early Men; Solid Arguments Against
65 Thekla | divine, and better than men; for these must needs pass
66 Thekla | are more miserable than men, looking upon the earth,
67 Thekla | doing nothing better than men, if at least our life depends
68 Thekla | than the virtue of the best men, then the stars also are
69 Thekla | should they be the causes to men of those things which they
70 Thekla | in human life, dragging men to these things by the chains
71 Thekla | prohibits destiny compels men to do. Hence law is hostile
72 Thekla | destiny.~If destiny makes men to injure one another, and
73 Thekla | no one is bad. But some men are bad: and vice is blameworthy,
74 Thekla | introduce the opinions of men who study the heavens, or
75 Tusiane| having been gathered in, and men no longer begetting and
76 Tusiane| and the allotted number of men not yet being complete;
77 Tusiane| the future, the miserable men, going back, deal with the
78 Tusiane| of truth itself. For the men of olden time and the law
79 Tusiane| are beyond the children of men. Good fruit came by Moses,
80 Domn | enslaved the whole race of men, so that none of the more
81 Domn | succeeding the law, governed men by the precepts of Christ.
82 Domn | Nor truly had the first men so often rim headlong into
83 Domn | and faith have dominion, men no longer turning so much
84 Domn | deluge, bore patiently when men turned aside to ungodliness,
85 Domn | refuge and a shade, ruling men from the coming of Christ,
86 Domn | a spiritual sense, mean men; and the fig-tree the command,
87 Domn | this law rule mankind, for men did not obey it, although
88 Domn | they had deserted those men whom God had commanded to
89 Domn | the Bramble.~And so those men, having been thus rejected
90 Domn | most useful and helpful to men. For of her alone was the
91 Domn | forge an imitation to lead men astray, as is the case with
92 Domn | chastity began to rule over men, the fraud was detected
93 Domn | chastity has laid hold upon all men, as Joel the prophet preaches,
94 Domn | maketh glad the hearts of men," and the Spirit healeth
95 Domn | who troubles the hearts of men.~
96 Domn | bodies; which it becomes all men willingly to prefer in honour
97 Arete | Precursor, washing multitudes of men in flowing lustral water,
98 Arete | the things that many wise men often dispute among themselves,
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