στῳ διαφόρως τὸ άγαθόν, »ᾠ μὲν 2 ff Luk. 4, 41 — 3 Jes. 4, 4 — 4f I Kor. 2. 12 — 5f I Kor. 2, 11 — 6 Psal. 77,39 — 7f Psal. 102, 16 — 8 Psal. 103, 29 — 9f I Kor. 14, 32 — 10 —12 ön. 22, 21f — 12f Jes. 29, 10 öm. 11, 8) — 13 H Tim. 1, 7 — Act. 16, 16 — 14 Hos. 4, 12 — Psal. 10, 6…

ness in man regards that which is most fragile in him. Now this is the flesh; whence it is written ( Ps. 77:39 ): "He remembered that they are flesh." Therefore sins of weakness should be those which result from bodily defects, rather than those which are due to a passion. Object…

sin for ever. For man is "a wind that goeth," namely to sin, "and returneth not by his own power" ( Ps. 77:39 ). Thus if a man were to throw himself into a pit whence he could not get out without help, one might say that he wished to remain there for ever, whatever else he may ha…