Discourse

 1 Intro  |             Gregorion. You speak truly and wisely. "When there,"
 2  Marc  |     world, and taken their stand truly upon the vault of heaven,
 3  Marc  |    Perfection, How Arranged.~For truly by a great stretch of power
 4  Marc  |       For it is then that we are truly fashioned in the likeness
 5  Marc  |         But whatever things were truly useful and right, these
 6 Theoph |   another's hole." "You say most truly."~
 7  Thal  |         Explained.~Now, since He truly was and is, being in the
 8  Thal  |          and Christ. For this is truly a great mystery and a supernatural,
 9 Theop  |    well-known town in Judea; but truly of that heavenly city, the
10 Agathe |        of them. For the flesh is truly, as it were, our five-lighted
11 Agathe |      meaning our souls.17 For we truly who are alive are the souls
12 Procil | themselves within with ornaments truly composed of various precious
13 Procil |         life, not shrinking from truly wrestling in an Olympian
14 Thekla |         and sixty days, which is truly waste and unfruitful of
15 Thekla |        counsels.~Gregorion. Most truly do you also speak. But let
16 Tusiane|          Then shall we celebrate truly to the Lord a glad festal-day,
17 Tusiane|         they, too, offer no less truly, although in a less degree,
18  Domn  |          precepts of Christ. Nor truly had the first men so often
19  Domn  |    sufficient for salvation. Now truly they were then confused
20  Domn  |       undoubtingly obey her, and truly come to her, she will destroy
21  Domn  |           not for the purpose of truly promoting its exercise,
22  Domn  |            then those which were truly fruit-bearing trees flourished
23 Arete  |           Gregorion. Now tell me truly whether it is a difficulty
24 Arete  |     discovery of what things are truly the best; and, tell me,
25 Arete  |           then better?~Gregorion.Truly.~Euboulios.Therefore the
26 Arete  |             Gregorion. You speak truly, and I shall desire still