Discourse

 1  Marc |      men of understanding to fall away; "13 and in another
 2 Theoph|      shall cease to flow and fall into the reservoir of the
 3  Thal |     the transgression of the Fall, and heard the sentence, "
 4  Thal |     terrible and destructive fall, being thus reduced to a
 5 Theop |   Anciently, then, after the fall of man, when he was cast
 6 Theop | excitements to passion which fall upon them from without,
 7 Thall |     in nowise skip away, and fall and slip off from the right
 8 Thekla|  take a downward flight, and fall into pleasures, do not desist
 9 Thekla|    are descended, before the fall and the blinding of his
10  Domn |   had in paradise before the fall. Indeed, not rarely, as
11  Domn |      desired, even after the fall, again to be subject to