Discourse

 1  Marc     |  their attention to it for a little while. But discrimination
 2  Marc     |     energy towards things of little value, in order that they
 3  Marc(19) | admirable. Our times are too little willing to see all that
 4 Theoph    |  nature could not thus, in a little time, accomplish so great
 5  Thal     |  them also. For he says, "My little children, of whom I travail
 6 Theop     |    that Thallousa, pausing a little, as though considering somewhat
 7 Thall     |   serves to show, as, with a little more explanation, I proceed
 8 Procil    |  wisdom, and of love, caring little for those temporal decorations
 9 Procil    |      pains of the body for a little moment of time, but as enduring
10 Procil    |   desired to see, even for a little time, and saw not, and to
11 Thekla    |    glory of chastity, caring little for the things of this life.
12 Thekla    | chastity do not contribute a little to happiness, raising up
13 Thekla    |  enviously rushing in, for a little while overshadow its light,
14 Thekla(19)|    translator favours having little support save among modern
15 Arete     |  more than all, preferring a little gain to that to which nothing
16 Arete     |    in respect of it are as a little sand."1 And neither does