Discourse

 1  Marc  |      boundless extent, God no longer allowed man to remain in
 2  Marc  |      then that they should no longer have many wives, like brute
 3  Marc  |      this, that one should no longer beget children with one
 4 Theoph |     henceforth they should no longer beget children. For I think
 5 Theoph |   there are others whom He no longer wills to be excited by procreations
 6  Thal  | brought it forth into life no longer soft and broken; lest, being
 7  Thal  |     Christ Himself, and is no longer a type and representation
 8  Thal  |       of shame, but indeed no longer having the power to persevere
 9 Thekla |      the heavens, she will no longer contemplate the I AM through
10 Thekla |      they did exist, and were longer lived and stronger than
11 Tusiane|       gathered in, and men no longer begetting and begotten,
12 Tusiane|        not being able to live longer in one dead. Whence sin
13  Domn  |   faith have dominion, men no longer turning so much as before
14  Domn  |     away, as one who could no longer be governed by immortality,
15 Arete  |    Thekla. 22. Paradise is no longer bereft of mortals, for by
16 Arete  |    for by divine decree he no longer dwells there as formerly,