Discourse

 1 Intro  |         to you, fearing the very thing which has happened, that
 2  Marc  |          with men is a very rare thing, and difficult of attainment,
 3  Marc  |        not one who, thinking one thing, did another; nor, while
 4  Marc  |          while He considered one thing to be right, taught another.
 5 Theoph |       world to be like some such thing as a house having its entrance
 6 Theoph |          art, regarding this one thing only, manufactures the material
 7  Thal  |        seems rightly spoken, one thing, my friend, distresses and
 8  Thal  |   mistake. For it is a dangerous thing wholly to despise the literal
 9  Thal  |       For it is necessary that a thing which is likened unto anything
10  Thal  |     Himself became the very same thing,10 because the Eternal Word
11 Thekla | man-child. Who hath heard such a thing? who hath seen such things?
12 Tusiane|       honourable, and renowned a thing is virginity.~God, when
13 Tusiane|     should honour chastity, as a thing the most useful and glorious.
14 Arete  |           For it is an excellent thing, even although you had not
15 Arete  |          good as well as a happy thing to have such a mistress