XI. 1863 1. The body of the Lord presented both these to the world, the sacred blood and the holy water. 2. And His body, though dead after the manner of man, possesses in it great power of life. For streams which flow not from dead bodies flowed forth from Him, viz., blood and water; in order that we might know what power for life is held by the virtue that dwelt in His body, so as that it appears not to be dead like others, and is able to shed forth for us the springs of life. 3. And not a bone of the Holy Lamb is broken, this figure showing us that suffering toucheth not His strength. For the bones are the strength of the body. 1863     From a Discourse on “The two Robbers.” In Theodoret’s Third Dialogue, bearing the title “Impassible” ( ἀπαθὴς ), p. 156.