Discourse

 1  Marc |     first generations. For the race of mankind was still very
 2  Marc |     mercifully bringing to our race the needful help in due
 3  Marc | colonized from end to end, the race of man spreading to a boundless
 4  Marc |       the periods of the human race, and how, beginning with
 5 Procil|        Therefore God, that the race of man might not be wholly
 6 Thekla|    from the very time when the race of man began to be? And
 7  Domn | captive and enslaved the whole race of men, so that none of
 8  Domn |   sufficient to free the human race from corruption, until virginity,
 9  Domn |    death, and assist the human race, and nourish the light of
10  Domn |   devil has deceived the human race. And it has likened the
11  Domn |       the Gospel5 to the human race, and has instructed them
12  Domn |     divine care, and the human race having again given themselves