Discourse

 1  Marc |       at first had seemed to be right, declared it to be a sin,
 2  Marc |      considered one thing to be right, taught another. But whatever
 3  Marc |    things were truly useful and right, these He both taught and
 4 Theoph|         in violation of what is right; for, through incontinence,
 5 Theoph|         is written, "Upon thy21 right hand did stand the queen
 6 Theop |       thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning.
 7 Thall |      fall and slip off from the right way. For thus shalt thou
 8 Thall |         are found, but into the right way, fulfilling something
 9 Agathe| symbolizing by the ten the only right way to heaven. Now five
10 Agathe|          on the one hand, we do right, or, on the other, do wrong
11 Procil|      out of many, stands at the right hand of God, clothed in
12 Procil|   heavens, and presented at the right hand of God, "wrought about
13 Procil|      assumed by the Word at the right hand of the Father. "The
14 Thekla|        in heaven.~Now it is not right that the wing of virginity
15 Thekla|         that they should be set right, after having acted. But
16  Domn | olive-trees by it, one upon the right side of the bowl, and the
17  Domn |      what are the olives on the right and left of the candlestick,
18 Arete |    exercise chastity. Nor is it right, on the one hand, by the
19 Arete |     midst of the virgins on the right of Arete, decorously sang;