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 1  Marc  | priests, of prophets, and of angels, should also be saluted
 2 Theoph |  Even for Adulterous Births; Angels Given to Them as Guardians.~
 3 Theoph |    are committed to guardian angels. But if they came into being
 4 Theoph |    they be delivered over to angels, to be nourished with much
 5 Theoph |      body to the likeness of angels, when they "neither marry
 6  Thal  |      Second Choir, After the Angels, to the Praise of God; The
 7  Thal  |    multitudes of the blessed angels. For this is the equal and
 8  Thal  |      shouts of the melodious angels which came from heaven.
 9  Thal  |      ranks and the armies of angels. For the mountains are to
10 Agathe | lovers are the devil and his angels, who plan to defile and
11 Procil |    of Him to the teaching of angels, but to Him upon whom all
12 Procil |    being associated with the angels, and often seeing God manifested
13 Procil |      guarded and escorted by angels. For so lovely and desirable
14 Thekla |     which is akin to that of angels. Whence also they, first
15 Thekla |   world, it is said that the angels meet them with much rejoicing,
16 Tusiane|  destruction by the avenging angels, who shall reverence the
17 Arete  |       O blessed One, as many angels as Thou, O King, calledst