Discourse

 1  Marc    |        sake He bore it, might be able again to receive the divine
 2  Marc    |         our life, should also be able to imitate Him who painted
 3 Theoph   |        divine decree and will be able to appear well-pleasing
 4 Theoph   | manifestly to those only who are able to preserve the ever-blooming
 5  Thal    |          for his sake, should be able to receive renewal and restoration.
 6  Thal    |        virginity. For he that is able, he says, and ambitious
 7 Theop    |       such a condition, and were able neither to stand nor to
 8 Thall    |         his being; and no one is able to vow a great vow to the
 9 Thall    |       Church, that they might be able, by means of sensible things,
10 Agathe   |        great confidence of being able to persuade, and to carry
11 Thekla(7)|       been fully examined in the able work of Jahn, Methodius
12 Thekla   |      time; for we shall often be able to discuss these and other
13 Tusiane  |       perish by death, not being able to live longer in one dead.
14 Tusiane  |       without it we shall not be able to feast with God, nor to
15 Tusiane  |      bearing chastity, not being able like us to reach its lofty
16  Domn    |     alone the devil has not been able to make a deceptive image.
17  Domn    |       the true fig-tree were not able to yield such nourishment
18  Domn    |    ourselves meanwhile not being able to take the whole fruit
19  Domn    |      them slip. For who was ever able to receive Christ or the
20 Arete    |           and from this cause is able to repress the heats of