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The Banquet of the Ten Virgins

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1 Intro | a discourse in praise of virginity. Let Marcella begin, since 2 Marc | Difficulty and Excellence of Virginity; The Study of Doctrine Necessary 3 Marc | Doctrine Necessary for Virgins.~Virginity is something supernaturally 4 Marc | flows; for we must think of virginity as walking indeed upon the 5 Marc | things worthy of the state of virginity, always putting away, by 6 Marc | Chapter II.-Virginity a Plant from Heaven, Introduced 7 Marc | stretch of power the plant of virginity was sent down to men from 8 Marc | and most exalted lesson of virginity, they should reach to perfection; 9 Marc | and from continence to virginity, when, having trained themselves 10 Marc | IV.-Christ Alone Taught Virginity, Openly Preaching the Kingdom 11 Marc | left for us the subject of virginity. Let us then endeavour to 12 Marc | praised or chose the state of virginity. Because it was reserved 13 Marc | receive perfection, which is virginity. For, being made in the 14 Marc | His Flesh In-Corrupt in Virginity, Draws to the Exercise of 15 Marc | Draws to the Exercise of Virginity; The Small Number of Virgins 16 Marc | taken upon Him incorrupt in virginity, so that we also, if we 17 Marc | should endeavour to honour virginity. For the likeness of God 18 Marc | of God is the dignity of virginity: "These were redeemed from 19 Marc | those who are in a state of virginity he mentions only a very 20 Marc | to you on the subject of virginity. But, if I have omitted 21 Theoph | Abolished by the Commendation of Virginity.~And then, she said, Theophila 22 Theoph | has advanced by degrees to virginity, God urging him on from 23 Theoph | after He had brought in virginity, the Word did not altogether 24 Theoph | it is not given to attain virginity; and there are others whom 25 Theoph | ever-blooming and unfading flower of virginity. For it is the custom of 26 Theoph | only with the flowers of virginity, but also with those of 27 Thal | Doctrine of Paul Concerning Virginity Explained.~I have now brought 28 Thal | great caution respecting virginity, and being about to advise 29 Thal | supporting the state of virginity, and adding expressly the 30 Thal | Chapter XIV.-Virginity a Gift of God: the Purpose 31 Thal | Gift of God: the Purpose of Virginity Not Rashly to Be Adopted 32 Thal | he commends the state of virginity as a gift of God. Wherefore 33 Thal | had chosen the state of virginity, but afterwards finding 34 Thal(58)| 1 Cor. vii. 36. [On virginity, see Taylor, i. 426, ed. 35 Thal | according the highest prize to virginity. For he that is able, he 36 Theop | Protection of Chastity and Virginity Divinely Given to Men, that 37 Theop | and most glorious help, virginity, that by it we might tie 38 Theop | Surely, then, the shoot of virginity is raised to a great and 39 Theop | so it is the nature of virginity to blossom and grow to maturity 40 Theop | God has bestowed upon us virginity as a most useful and a serviceable 41 Theop | and becoming, ornament of virginity, and are found barren and 42 Theop | drawn in the pure draught of virginity with unpolluted lips, are " 43 Theop | in the most white robe of virginity in the pure dwelling of 44 Theop | Chapter VI.-Virginity to Be Cultivated and Commended 45 Thall | to God, is the life2 of virginity. For although many accomplished 46 Thall | from childhood, practising virginity; for it speedily brings 47 Thall | consisting of laws concerning virginity, which are useful as teaching 48 Thall | abstain, and how advance to virginity. For it is written thus:16 " 49 Thall | assembly of the chaste; thus virginity appears to be something 50 Thall | Virgins; Gold the Symbol of Virginity.~Now the Jews prophesied 51 Thall | reference to those in a state of virginity, as those who have their 52 Thall | is suitably a symbol of virginity, which does not admit any 53 Agathe | of the Abiding Glory of Virginity; The Soul Made in the Image 54 Agathe | perfect when, protected by virginity, it is not darkened by the 55 Agathe | come to the boundaries of virginity, and who strain every nerve 56 Agathe | Endeavour and Effort After Virginity, with a Different Result.~ 57 Agathe | Chapter V.-The Reward of Virginity.~These, O fair virgins, 58 Agathe | those who are initiated in virginity; these the "undefiled rewards"18 59 Agathe | rewards"18 of the conflict of virginity. I am betrothed to the Word, 60 Procil | Substance, But in Order; Virginity the Lily; Faithful Souls 61 Procil | bring forward the praises of virginity from mere human report, 62 Procil | are firmly established in virginity, says,5 "As the lily among 63 Procil | come to the boundaries of virginity, describing them all under 64 Procil | the beauty of youth and virginity. Therefore, also, she is 65 Procil | quite plainly to praise virginity, next, as we have explained, 66 Procil | is in truth the glory of virginity, that, next to the Queen, 67 Thekla | Derivation of the Word Virginity: Wholly Divine; Virtue, 68 Thekla | adornment of the soul. For virginity2 is divine by the change 69 Thekla | not right that the wing of virginity should, by its own nature, 70 Thekla | The Lot and Inheritance of Virginity.~Furthermore, when they 71 Thekla | Exhortation to the Cultivation of Virginity; A Passage from the Apocalypse 72 Thekla | purple and glorious crown of virginity for the queen. For the Bride 73 Thekla | the heavenward wings of virginity, which the Word called the " 74 Tusiane | dearest boast to the lovers of virginity, I also implore thee to 75 Tusiane | and renowned a thing is virginity.~God, when He appointed 76 Tusiane | Him, is this ordinance of virginity: "In the fifteenth day of 77 Tusiane | promises which we who profess virginity supremely cultivate and 78 Domn | race from corruption, until virginity, succeeding the law, governed 79 Domn | and adorned His flesh with virginity, the savage tyrant who was 80 Domn | instruction we have been taught virginity, of which alone the devil 81 Domn | because the plant is akin to virginity that it is called bramble 82 Domn | to the Word, practising virginity; and others, that by it 83 Domn | Arete, is the discourse on virginity which you required of me, 84 Arete | use of chastity to keep virginity, and, on the other hand, 85 Arete | won the greatest prize of virginity, when I a woman heated with


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