Discourse

 1  Thal    |        celebration, one should offer food to an other who was
 2  Thal    |        to my power, O Arete, I offer to thee as my contribution
 3 Theop(75)|       5 (LXX.). The E. V. is, "Offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving
 4 Thall    |      comparable, which men can offer to God, is the life2 of
 5 Thall    |        vow who were willing to offer themselves of their free-will.
 6 Thall    |        the Lord."3 One vows to offer gold and silver vessels
 7 Thall    |      when he comes, another to offer the tithe of his fruits,
 8 Thall(3) |     shall greatly vow a vow to offer, with sacrifices of purification,
 9 Thall    | necessary that the perfect man offer up all, both the things
10 Thall    |      advanced life purely, and offer them up to Him. Just as
11 Thall    |       let us say what it is to offer up oneself perfectly to
12 Thall    |     your generations. Ye shall offer no strange incense thereon,
13 Thall    |       which it is forbidden to offer sacrifice and libation,
14 Thall    |      the saints. This, then, I offer to thee, O Arete, on the
15 Agathe   |     the prophetic meadows, and offer to thee, O Arete.~Agathe
16 Tusiane  |       to prepare, and there to offer to God. But come, let us
17 Tusiane  |        supremely cultivate and offer to the Lord. They also possess
18 Tusiane  |     touch them; yet they, too, offer no less truly, although
19 Tusiane  |       I, O Arete, my mistress, offer as a gift to thee this robe,