Discourse

 1  Marc    |       first took upon Him our form, disfigured as it was by
 2  Marc    |   again to receive the divine form. For it is then that we
 3 Theoph   |      Didst thou take clay and form a living creature, and make
 4 Theoph   |     men, make images in human form, not perceiving and knowing
 5 Agathe(4)|       Which has suggested the form of this allegorical work.]~
 6 Thekla   |     eyes the greatness or the form or the beauty of righteousness
 7 Thekla   | according to the likeness and form of Christ, after a certain
 8 Thekla   |   Christ, the likeness of the form of the Word being stamped
 9 Thekla   |       Church is fitly said to form and beget the male Word
10 Thekla   |        and taken upon Him the form of a slave, He was restored
11 Thekla   |   honour of Zeus, who, in the form of a Bull, carried over
12 Tusiane  |      God shall have ceased to form this creation, in the seventh
13 Tusiane  |       a human and corruptible form into angelic size and beauty,
14 Arete(3) | somewhat differently from the form in the Edinburgh edition.
15 Arete    |      allured by her beautiful form, without polluting the limbs
16 Arete    |   virgin Church of snow-white form, dark haired, chaste, spotless,