Discourse

 1 Theoph|       to size, and beauty, and strength, unless God Himself, the
 2  Thal |     any one, on account of the strength of animal passion, he allows
 3  Thal |    lest in their time of manly strength, the flesh stirring up the
 4 Thall |        life, his flesh gaining strength and urging him to lust.
 5 Thekla|      where is wisdom, where is strength, where is understanding;
 6 Thekla|       imitate according to our strength our mother, and not to be
 7 Thekla|    equal to her courage, and a strength of body equal to the wisdom
 8  Domn |        bramble, because of its strength and firmness against pleasures;
 9  Domn |    having been heard, received strength and took food; signifying
10  Domn |        the vine do yield their strength. Be glad then, ye children
11 Arete |        Is not this courage the strength of virtue?~Gregorion. Plainly
12 Arete | Therefore, if endurance be the strength of virtue, is not the soul,