Discourse

 1  Marc  |    Christ, should endeavour to honour virginity. For the likeness
 2 Theoph |    chastity, and prefers it in honour. For although honey be sweeter
 3  Thal  |      anew the same clay to His honour, having first hardened and
 4  Thal  |      corruption, that he might honour the king and maker of all
 5 Theop  |        should all exercise and honour chastity, and always cultivate
 6 Thall  |    true faith and with all due honour, and if I close it, putting
 7 Procil |      days. For these had great honour, being associated with the
 8 Thekla |       the head of the Ox is in honour of Zeus, who, in the form
 9 Tusiane|        they should keep and do honour to the feast; above all
10 Tusiane|      celebrate lawfully to His honour a festal-day, adorning my
11 Tusiane|      without delay they should honour chastity, as a thing the
12  Domn  | fatness, wherewith by the they honour God and man, and go to be
13  Domn  |     men willingly to prefer in honour and to praise above all
14 Arete  |     which many think that they honour and cultivate, but which
15 Arete  |       few, so to speak, really honour. For it is not one who has
16 Arete  |  nothing, can he be thought to honour chastity; for he dishonours
17 Arete  |  necessities of his neighbour, honour chastity, but he also dishonours
18 Arete  |        attendants of the Bride honour Thee, O undefiled virgin