a great contest, ib.; should be an example to others, 435; the foolish, failed in almsgiving, 498 (note) . Virginity, not enjoined, 446; a higher state, ib. Virtue, the best inheritance we can leave to our children, 437; alone can depart with men hence, 443; most men practice, from constraint, 461; prevails over everything, 535; bad men overawed by, ib. Virtues, real goods, 448.   War, three kinds of war, 429; with one's self the worst, ib. Warfare, good and bad, 424. Washing, bodily, clears not from guilt, 499; of the body, no great matter, ib. Water, worldly things as, 512. Way, the narrow, 542. Wealth, no power of itself, 431; folly of hoarding, 432; not a possession, a loan for use, 443; however gained, is God's, not ours, 448; not a good, ib.; trusting in, produces pride, 472. Wicked, if rich, because they are disesteemed of God, 412; various reasons why suffered to remain, 496. Wickedness, has its torments here as well as hereafter, 445, 446; to prevail in the last days, 500; no one to be offended because of, 506; shall increase as the end draws near, ib. Widowhood, better not professed than to be forsaken, 459; Christian, 503; how to bear, ib. Widows, what makes, 450; to receive honor from the priest, ib.; domestic duty of, ib.; God the stay of, if desolate, ib.; must renounce pleasure, 451; intemperate threatened, 453; "list of widows" relieved by the Church, ib. (note) ; strictness required of, 454; directions to younger, 459; marriage of, recommended to prevent evil, 460; with relations, ib. Widows, church, age of, 454; duties of, ib. Wine, women given to, 441; danger of, 442; those who served in the temple never tasted, ib. Woman, taught once and ruined all, 436. Women, to be modest in dress, 433; to be silent and modest, 435; not to speak in Church, ib.; in St. Chrysostom's time open to reproof, ib.; must not teach, but occupy station of learners, ib.; why made subject to men, ib.; salvation to, through child-bearing, 436; yet saved without children, ib.; what they may do, 516; many suffered martyrdom, ib.; not inferior in spiritual matters, ib.; forbidden to teach, 532; those who led to war, condemned, 539; duties of, 454. Word, of God, not bound, 489; how rightly divided, 493. Works, good, are to shine and be manifest, 440; to be concealed, 458. World despised, heaven gained, 516. 1033 Homilies on the Epistles to Timothy, Titus, and Philemon