Discourse

 1  Marc    |         any way some slight hidden corruption should breed the worm of
 2  Marc    |          of God is the avoiding of corruption. And that the Word, when
 3  Thal    |     overflowed again by streams of corruption from without, it should
 4  Thal    |           also was created without corruption, that he might honour the
 5  Thal    |          evil. For life and death, corruption and incorruption, are two
 6  Thal    |           is a moral equality, but corruption an inequality; and righteousness
 7  Thal    |           between incorruption and corruption, to whichever of these he
 8  Thal    |           Now, when he inclines to corruption, he becomes corrupt and
 9  Thal    |           tree of life nor that of corruption; but having been shown forth
10  Thal    | participation in and presence with corruption, and, again, as incorrupt
11  Thal    |         Paul also taught, saying, "Corruption shall not inherit incorruption,
12  Thal    |          life,"21 rightly defining corruption and death to be that which
13  Thal    |           again to be inherited by corruption. And on this point also
14  Thal(21)|           words are, "Neither doth corruption inherit incorruption."~
15  Thal    |         does not indulge in secret corruption, does well. And now enough
16 Theop    |       transgression, the stream of corruption poured forth abundantly,
17 Theop    |         like worms to impurity and corruption. For God has bestowed upon
18 Agathe   |            darkened by the heat of corruption from without; but, remaining
19 Agathe   |    prudence, being purged from all corruption which would weigh us down;
20 Thekla   |           downward tendency of the corruption of the body. Whence, O Arete,
21 Thekla   |        those who are cleansed from corruption in the laver of regeneration,
22 Thekla   |            of evils, and barren of corruption, and difficult of access
23 Tusiane  |         created liable to death or corruption, and the soul was separated
24  Domn    |           free the human race from corruption, until virginity, succeeding
25 Arete    |     preserved intact and free from corruption; not only those which are
26 Arete    |          to meet Thee.~Thekla. 21. Corruption has fled, and the tearful
27 Arete    |       thence when he was free from corruption, and from fear by the various