Discourse

 1 Intro  |        a complete and connected account of the matter of which we
 2  Thal  |   unless that same man on whose account it had been said, "Dust
 3  Thal  |        of the flesh, become, on account of their perfect purification
 4  Thal  |     such as you are, cannot, on account of the incontinence and
 5  Thal  |         laid down the reason on account of which he was led to this.
 6  Thal  |       own wife"43 -that is, "on account of the fornication which
 7  Thal  |       difficulty to any one, on account of the strength of animal
 8 Thall  |    intoxicate the soul; on this account it is ordered that she do
 9 Procil |        chastity to the lily, on account of its purity and fragrance,
10 Procil |       prophets from Abraham, on account of the dignity of circumcision,
11 Thekla |      therefore, lose courage on account of the schemes and slanders
12 Thekla |   crowns which are upon him, on account of which we have to struggle
13 Tusiane|         boughs of chastity. For account the resurrection to be the
14 Tusiane|     erection of the tabernacle. Account that the things which are
15 Tusiane|     wood is the citron wood, on account of its size; nor are they
16  Domn  | importance would warrant. For I account it a very great part of
17  Domn  |    fruits. For the fig-tree, on account of its sweetness and richness,
18  Domn  |      goodness. But the vine, on account of the gladness produced
19  Domn  |         Moreover, the olive, on account of the oil which it produces,
20  Domn  |      over us, when formerly, on account of sin and much error, they
21  Domn  |       temperance; "20 which, on account of their great pleasantness,
22 Arete  |    unjustly by a wicked man, on account of his chastity, was led
23 Arete  |       and yet does not, on that account, weary or grow faint, but