f. 40 b seen in his beauty for it. In like manner therefore, ye also, O pastors, conduct yourselves ; because the Church is a body, the members being we who believe in God, and are in love in the fear of the Lord according to the commandment of the tradition which we have received. Therefore he that devises evil things against the Church, and troubles its members, and loves the blames and accusations of enemies1, that is to say, turmoils and contentions and calumnies and murmurings and quarrels and questions and incrimination and afflictions and accusations ; he that loves these things and makes them, and moreover the Enemy is working in him, and he remains in the Church, is a stranger to the Church, and of the household of the Enemy, for it is him whom he serves, who works in him, and he offends and afflicts the Church ; that one then if he remains within, is a disgrace to the Church because of his blasphemies (S. + and his great agitation, and there is danger lest he destroy the Church of God). To that one