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 1 Intro    |          argued with such ability and power that there was nothing lacking
 2  Marc    |           truly by a great stretch of power the plant of virginity was
 3 Theoph   |           from flesh, by an invisible power, are fashioned into another
 4 Theoph   |              so we concede to men the power of forming men.~
 5 Theoph   |           understand how the creative power of God, pervading all things,
 6 Theoph   |              modeller to the creative power of God, which, under the
 7 Theoph   |         partakes of a divine creative power, is not to be thought guilty
 8 Theoph   |                making by His creative power copies of Christ, and living
 9  Thal    |          should provide for a certain power being taken from His own
10  Thal    |            husband. The wife hath not power of her own body, but the
11  Thal    |             also the husband hath not power of his own body, but the
12  Thal    |           indeed no longer having the power to persevere in the life
13  Thal    |               things, according to my power, O Arete, I offer to thee
14 Theop    |                for Those Who Have the Power.~If the art of speaking,
15 Theop    |           having heard distinctly the power of the grace already spoken
16 Thall    |               of God, according to my power, in a true faith and with
17 Thall    |           letters, from the depth and power of the Scriptures, even
18 Thall(14)|                  to\ poreutiko/n, the power of going.~
19 Agathe   |      something commensurate to my own power, and not to be compared
20 Agathe   |              the circumference of His power, creating and arranging,
21 Procil   |           upon whom all authority and power depend. For it was fitting
22 Procil   |               that there is a twofold power of sight, the one of the
23 Thekla   |              a, what it aims at, what power it has, and afterwards,
24 Thekla   |       unstrung, by means of which the power of the wings of temperance
25 Thekla   |          mother,14 O virgins, being a power by herself distinct from
26 Thekla   |     Tabernacle of God. For she is the power which is desired to give
27 Thekla   |               it. And in this way the power which she has in connection
28 Thekla   |            days; the word of creative power containing the number six,
29 Thekla   |              connected with them, the power of the dragon being in many
30 Thekla   |               things according to our power, the imposture of those
31 Thekla   |            good or evil is in our own power, and not decided by the
32 Tusiane  | all-sufficient will and inconceivable power; the earth still yielding
33  Domn    |              clear.~The enemy, by his power, always imitates11 the forms
34  Domn    |            yield fruit after that the power of chastity has laid hold
35 Arete    |             all things by everlasting power, O Father, with Thy Son,