Discourse

 1 Intro  |         robe as white as snow. Her beauty was something altogether
 2 Intro  |       their branches were of equal beauty; and there were ever-blooming
 3 Theoph |         and smallness to size, and beauty, and strength, unless God
 4  Thal  |  increasing daily in greatness and beauty and multitude, by the union
 5  Thal  | regenerated unto the greatness and beauty of virtue; and so these,
 6 Agathe |     virgins, endowed with singular beauty, which has a relationship
 7 Agathe |         unbegotten and incorporeal beauty, which neither begins nor
 8 Agathe |            it has an unsurpassable beauty, and therefore evil spirits2
 9 Agathe |       reasonable and clear-sighted beauty of mind by intercourse with
10 Agathe |             any one will keep this beauty inviolate and unharmed,
11 Agathe |            in a sanctuary. Now our beauty is then best preserved undefiled
12 Procil |          grace, and a lover of its beauty, and a fitting witness.
13 Procil |          confess that He loves the beauty of its prime, in the following
14 Procil |           upon and delights in the beauty which is immaterial and
15 Procil |        spiritual, not touching the beauty of the body.~
16 Procil |           from within the glorious beauty of chastity. Now the chains
17 Procil |           is seen in man a twofold beauty, of which the Lord accepts
18 Procil |           who surpasses all in the beauty of youth and virginity.
19 Procil |     excelling all in the glory and beauty of righteousness, so that
20 Procil |          ornament of virtue, whose beauty the King desired,23 is,
21 Thekla |           flowers of inconceivable beauty, are ever turning themselves
22 Thekla |     glorious and blessed things of beauty, and such as cannot be spoken
23 Thekla |       greatness or the form or the beauty of righteousness itself,
24 Thekla |          and radiating a permanent beauty, wanting nothing of the
25 Tusiane|         form into angelic size and beauty, where at last we virgins,
26  Domn  |           showed its unsurpassable beauty, the kingdom of the Evil
27 Arete  |            arms, and to behold Thy beauty for ever, O blessed One.~
28 Arete  |        triumphant Bride, breathing beauty, we stand by Christ, robed
29 Arete  |       Thekla. 15. Seeing the great beauty of Susanna, the two Judges,