Discourse

1  Marc |         as though born for the mere propagation of the species;
2  Thal |        what is conveyed by the mere words and the history; for
3  Thal |       take it according to its mere natural sense, as referring
4 Procil|      praises of virginity from mere human report, but from Him
5 Thekla| Olympians. Whence they are not mere children who know Christ,
6 Thekla|      who waste their life with mere conceits, passing it in
7  Domn |   conjecture these things from mere probabilities, and to babble,
8 Arete |   regards wisdom.~Gregorion. A mere chatterer, so you seem to