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 1 Intro    |     altogether inconceivable and divine. Modesty, blended with majesty,
 2  Marc    |      striving untiringly to hear divine discourses, they do not
 3  Marc    |        banished from the body by divine teaching. For it must needs
 4  Marc    |         is not fitting to impart divine instruction to a nature
 5  Marc    |     Attained in the Light of the Divine Virtues.~We have already
 6  Marc    |        able again to receive the divine form. For it is then that
 7  Marc    |     beholding as on a tablet the divine Pattern of our life, should
 8 Theoph   |         offering his side to the divine Creator to take away from
 9 Theoph   |   existence in opposition to the divine decree and will be able
10 Theoph   |    introduced by the will of the divine Ruler, his frame being prepared
11 Theoph   |          to speak, partakes of a divine creative power, is not to
12 Theoph   |          so great a work without divine help. For who gave to the
13  Thal    |     human permission, and not by divine. So, immediately after he
14 Theop    |     darkened turn aside from the divine course its whole vessel,
15 Theop    |     chastity. For everywhere the divine writings take the willow
16 Thall    |        to submit the neck to the divine Hand, and not to shake off,
17 Thall(15)|                                  Divine.~
18 Thall    |          beforehand the image of divine things. For the pattern
19 Agathe   |     relationship and affinity to divine wisdom. For the souls of
20 Agathe   | forbidden, and shut out from the divine courts. For whether, on
21 Procil   |       Souls of the Prophets; The Divine Seed for Spiritual Offspring
22 Procil   |        to the Word, received the divine seed, and foretold the circumcision
23 Procil   |        to say of evangelical and divine doctrine.~
24 Thekla   |       the Word Virginity: Wholly Divine; Virtue, in Greek 0Areth/,
25 Thekla   |          soul. For virginity2 is divine by the change of one letter,3
26 Thekla   |    bodies, they appeared to them divine.~
27 Thekla   |          is lifted up around the divine seat and the basis of truth
28 Thekla   |        will receive, as it were, divine heads, and will bloom with
29 Thekla   |         of the seasons, they are divine, and better than men; for
30 Thekla   |          without a want, yet the Divine Being has no wants, and
31 Thekla   |       sun and moon and stars are divine, will allow that they are
32 Thekla   |         its nature evil. But the Divine Being is not by nature implicated
33 Tusiane  |        signifies the exercise of divine discipline, by which the
34 Tusiane  |        and its commands, how the Divine word has assumed chastity
35 Tusiane  |       came to her, and a certain divine confidence possessed her,
36  Domn    |      been thus rejected from the divine care, and the human race
37  Domn    |        man may have the light of divine knowledge. But the two boughs
38 Arete    |        bereft of mortals, for by divine decree he no longer dwells