Discourse

 1 Intro     |     agnos7 grew near, a lofty tree, under which we reposed,
 2 Intro(7)  |                        A tall tree like the willow, the branches
 3  Thal     |     he be admitted to be "the tree of life" who was cast out
 4  Thal     |     placed midway between the tree of life and the tree of
 5  Thal     |      the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good
 6  Thal     |     himself being neither the tree of life nor that of corruption;
 7 Theop     |        and slip down from the tree of chastity. For everywhere
 8 Theop     |      it is the nature of this tree to bud and grow through
 9 Procil    |    command not to touch15 the tree of knowledge, ran aground,
10 Thekla    |      they are. For there is a tree of temperance itself, and
11 Tusiane(1)|      Agnos." See note on this tree at the beginning of the
12 Tusiane   |   trees, and willows (and the tree of chastity) of the brook;
13 Tusiane   |       not understood that the tree of life12 which Paradise
14 Tusiane   |   first resurrection. For the tree of life is wisdom first
15 Tusiane   |    begotten of all. "She is a tree of life to them that lay
16 Tusiane   |       that retaineth her." "A tree planted by the waterside,
17 Tusiane   |       first principle and the tree of life, since he cannot
18 Tusiane   |       the goodly fruit of the tree? Consider the words of our
19 Tusiane   |      Charity, therefore, is a tree the thickest and most fruitful
20 Tusiane   |   that the bough of the Agnos tree be brought to decorate the
21 Tusiane   |       is by its very name the tree of chastity, by which those
22 Tusiane   |   that God-making and blessed tree with which all who are hastening
23  Domn     |     and the agnos is the same tree: by some it is called bramble,
24  Domn     |       is, from pleasure - the tree of chastity is a refuge
25  Domn     | wilderness do spring, for the tree beareth her fruit, the fig-tree