Discourse

 1 Intro  |       paradise.8 ~Gregorion. You speak truly and wisely. "When
 2 Intro  |    Marcella immediately began to speak as follows."~
 3  Marc  | wonderful, and glorious; and, to speak plainly and in accordance
 4  Marc  |         Let us then endeavour to speak of this as well as we can.
 5 Theoph |     living creature, and make it speak upon the earth? "7 and Job
 6 Theoph |       For the seed, which, so to speak, partakes of a divine creative
 7  Thal  |        is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the
 8  Thal  |          unexamined - and, so to speak, half-lame-come let us,
 9  Thal  |        and dulness, am unable to speak, according to its worth
10  Thal  |    attempt it. It remains that I speak to you on what follows,
11  Thal  |         your incontinency. But I speak this by permission, and
12  Thal  |          but it still remains to speak concerning virginity-if,
13  Thal  |         And this," he says,57 "I speak for your own profit, not
14 Theop  |         the Holy Spirit does not speak of that well-known town
15 Theop  |      replied, "and bid Thallousa speak after thee; for I must have
16 Thall  |          too, that I may seem to speak something worthy in the
17 Thall  |        spake unto Moses, saying, Speak unto the children of Israel,
18 Thall  |        spake unto Moses, saying, Speak unto the children of Israel,
19 Thall  |        these exceedingly; and to speak the plain truth, the wise
20 Agathe |         bear even with those who speak as they can, I will endeavour
21 Agathe |         can, I will endeavour to speak, not lacking at least in
22 Agathe |      again commanded Procilla to speak. And she, rising and passing
23 Procil |         now it is time for me to speak. This, O virgins, is the
24 Procil |     spouse one. And first let us speak of the sixty. I imagine
25 Procil |           and were almost, so to speak, the offspring of the first
26 Procil |    Prophets.~It still remains to speak concerning the concubines.
27 Procil |       life. For she alone, so to speak, was found spotless and
28 Procil |         these efforts of mine to speak to thee, O Arete, concerning
29 Procil |         attuned, and prepared to speak with elegance and propriety.~
30 Thekla |          thyself appointed me to speak.~
31 Thekla |       offended, and deny that we speak the truth, when we say that
32 Thekla | righteous judge. For, if we must speak plainly, he who lives according
33 Thekla |           Most truly do you also speak. But let us not waste time;
34 Thekla |        Arete directed Tusiane to speak; and that she, smiling,
35 Tusiane|       loss for words, and should speak more feebly than the rest
36  Domn  |        subject in hand, I should speak of them at greater length
37  Domn  |        of Judges, to show that I speak the truth, where the future
38  Domn  |        from me who was chosen to speak last.~
39 Arete  |  cultivate, but which few, so to speak, really honour. For it is
40 Arete  |        than of truth.~Euboulios. Speak fair, I pray you, my good
41 Arete  |         Gregorion. You appear to speak what is true.~Euboulios.
42 Arete  |  self-control.16 ~Gregorion. You speak truly, and I shall desire