Discourse

 1 Intro(9)|   converse must offend unless we bear in mind that these are allegorical
 2  Thal   |  weakened by disease, and cannot bear it, therefore, 'by permission, '
 3  Thal   |        who find chastity hard to bear, rather to turn to marriage;
 4 Thall   |        is good for a man that he bear the yoke in his youth; "7
 5 Thall   |          not merely that she may bear away the glory in part of
 6 Thall   |           who are here unable to bear the sight of pure immortality,
 7 Thall   |   immortality, just as we cannot bear to look upon the rays of
 8 Agathe  |         out. For I shall seem to bear away the reproach of silliness,
 9 Agathe  |    wisdom. If, however, you will bear even with those who speak
10 Agathe  |        lamp, which the soul will bear like a torch, when it stands
11 Procil  |        intercourse, fruits which bear an ever-memorable renown.
12 Procil  |        that be her fellows shall bear her company, and shall be
13 Procil  |       choir and order of virgins bear her company, assigned to
14 Thekla  | contended as virgins for Christ, bear away the prize of victory,
15 Thekla  |         the spiritual Zion might bear a masculine people, who
16 Thekla  |        destroyed,~Nor could they bear the fetid foam which burst~