439; commanded to read, 449; whole church and people of Asia committed to, 461;
fastings of, 464; why not cured, 465; miracles of, ib.; encouraged in his duties, 475; in-
tensity of St. Paul's love for, 476; faith of, hereditary, ib.; gift given to, 477; advice to,
through him to all teachers, 488; consoled, 511; second Epistle to, a sort of Testament,
full of consolation, ib.; why St. Paul begs him to come to him, 513.
Titans, 470.
Titanes, a warlike dance called, 470 (note) .
Titus, an approved companion of St. Paul, 519; his character, ib.; his jurisdiction, ib.; men-
tioned in the Acts, ib. (note) ; perhaps a Corinthian, ib.; required not many words, ib.;
Epistle to, written before that to Timothy, ib.; character of Epistle to, 520; why left in
Crete, 524; St. Paul at liberty when he wrote to, 519.
Tongue, the, to be kept pure, 427.
Transgression, real cause of uncleanness in meats, &c., 531.
Trials, prolonged to the impatient, 543.
Tribulation, should not haste to be rid of, 543.
Trophimus, why not healed by St. Paul, 515; when left at Miletus, ib.
Truth, disregarded by those ambitious of power, 413; supports the Church, 442; contrasted
with Type, 520; acknowledgment of, from faith, not from reasoning, ib.
Unclean, nothing by nature, 446, 530; sin alone, 530; an evil will, ib.
Uncleanness, of meats, done away with by sign of the cross, 445; not in themselves, but in
receivers, ib.; legal, typical of sin, 531; what is, 530.
Uncleanliness, no honor in, 523.
Unguents, kind of, to be sought for by Christians, 415.
Unmarried, duties of the, 454.
Unrighteous, sufferings of the, 495.
Unthankfulness, 501.
Vainglory, difficulty of overcoming, 526.
Valentinus, 479.
Vanity, of earthly things, 462.
Value, of things imaginary, 470.
Vessels, earthen, twofold meaning of, 496.
Vices, unnatural, of the heathen, 539.
Violence, hinders influence, 525.
Virgins, to be simple in their dress, 433; hoods and veils worn by, 434; reproved for over-
carefulness about dress, ib.; have Christ for their Bridegroom, ib.; have entered upon
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