Discourse

 1 Theoph |   admirably proved; but I cannot say the same as to the assertion
 2 Theoph |       bring forward: What do you say of those who are begotten
 3 Theoph |          righteousness; 'he will say, `But, indeed, my worthy
 4 Theoph |         in another's hole." "You say most truly."~
 5 Theoph |        of Christ, invoke Him and say, "Thou didst not, O Lord,
 6  Thal  |     declares on this subject.~"I say therefore," he goes on,46 "
 7  Thal  |         was dangerously ill, and say," In truth, my friend, it
 8  Thal  |         to an end what I have to say respecting continence and
 9  Thal  |          the present distress; I say, that it is good for a man
10  Thal  |      Then he adds,54 "But this I say, brethren, the time is short:
11  Thal  |        from the aged.~Euboulios. Say on, then; for we have come
12 Theop  |          point from which we may say those things which are suitable
13 Theop  |        flesh. Whence, also, they say that Pharaoh was a type
14 Theop  |      voluptuousness, as wise men say, which confuse and disturb
15 Theop  |   grateful to God. There-fore, I say, that we should all exercise
16 Thall  |          children of Israel, and say unto them, when either man
17 Thall  |        think differently; but we say that he offers himself perfectly
18 Thall  |          to the Lord. For let us say what it is to offer up oneself
19 Thall  |          children of Israel, and say unto them, When either man
20 Procil |         the virgins are, we will say that these may have been
21 Procil |          they hear. For verily I say unto you, That many prophets
22 Procil |        One Dove.~Can any one now say otherwise than that the
23 Procil |       Paul in what is fitting to say of evangelical and divine
24 Thekla |         Well, then, let us first say, beginning from the origin
25 Thekla |         the same way, one should say, does the Church conceive
26 Thekla |         of heresies; for we must say that the stars, which are
27 Thekla |        the Trinity. As when they say, like Sabellios, that the
28 Thekla |      suffered;31 or as when they say, like Artemas, that the
29 Thekla |    necessities of fate, as those say who study the stars, with
30 Thekla |         speak the truth, when we say that man is possessed of
31 Thekla |          and Egyptians. For they say that the circumference of
32 Thekla | spherical, it is necessary, they say, since there are the same
33 Thekla |       consisted before all, they say, in a state of chaos and
34 Thekla |         kind of bodies. And they say that the stars revolve around
35 Thekla |        by our horizon.~Then they say that the Zodiac touches
36 Thekla |          the Fishes, which, they say, were so determined from
37 Thekla |      Europe into Crete; and they say the circle called the Galaxy,
38 Thekla |     apart from destiny; for they say it is not lawful for anyone
39 Thekla |        Euboulios. Rightly do you say this, Gregorion, and none
40 Tusiane|          nor are they ashamed to say that God is worshipped with
41 Tusiane|        above all other things, I say to those who love contests,
42 Tusiane|    wonder if she had anything to say, being the last speaker.~
43  Domn  |       them of virtue. And what I say will hereafter be more clear.~
44 Arete  |        Gregorion, which shall we say are the better, those who
45 Arete  |        your wisdom and renown. I say this because, with reference
46 Arete  |    dispute among themselves, you say that you not only understand
47 Arete  |         Euboulios. Shall we then say that they who serenely live
48 Arete  |     Euboulios. Shall we not then say that the soul, which is
49 Arete  |      weather?~Gregorion. We will say so.~Euboulios. For to be
50 Arete  |         Gregorion. Where does He say so?~Euboulios. Where, comparing
51 Arete  |        true.~Euboulios. And what say you of the physician? Do
52 Arete  | Euboulios. Then we may certainly say that a soul which is contained