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1 Intro | I have espoused6 you, my children, for having granted an effectual
2 Marc | as parents do to their children. For they do not at once
3 Marc | one should no longer beget children with one born of the same
4 Marc | Better it is to have no children, and to have virtue, for
5 Theoph | they should no longer beget children. For I think I have perceived
6 Theoph | abolish the generation of children; for although the moon may
7 Theoph | respecting the begetting of children1 is confessedly being fulfilled
8 Theoph | abstain from the generation of children. But at present man must
9 Theoph | love. When thirsting for children a man falls into a kind
10 Theoph | think of the generation of children as something offensive,
11 Theoph | For if the generation of children henceforth had seemed evil
12 Theoph | which says, `As for the children of the adulterers, they
13 Theoph | comparison; when thirsting for children, they bring and east in
14 Theoph | command? ""For," He says, "children begotten of unlawful beds
15 Theoph | despise the procreation of children, although he applauds chastity,
16 Thal | birth and nurture of other children, accomplishing in the receptacle
17 Thal | For he says, "My little children, of whom I travail in birth
18 Thal | the pretext of begetting children.~
19 Theop | inclination to the begetting of children without effect, as also
20 Thall | saying, Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto
21 Thall | saying, Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto
22 Procil | first of the first-born children who are written in heaven,17
23 Thekla | human desires.~For since the children of the wise have said that
24 Thekla | instead of procreating children with modesty and temperance,
25 Thekla | herself distinct from her children; whom the prophets, according
26 Thekla | It is the Church whose children shall come to her with all
27 Thekla | Church, the Bringing Forth of Children in Baptism; The Moon in
28 Thekla | travailed, she brought forth her children."21 From whom did he flee?
29 Thekla | come near to the stars as children of light. But they are dragged
30 Thekla | Whence they are not mere children who know Christ, like the
31 Thekla | commanders, and women, and children, and citizens, and masters,
32 Tusiane| may know that I made the children of Israel to dwell in booths,
33 Tusiane| pleasant they are beyond the children of men. Good fruit came
34 Domn | strength. Be glad then, ye children of Zion, and rejoice in
35 Domn | unto righteousness for the children of the spiritual Zion, which
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