City, strength of, in virtue, 457; by virtue a pattern to the world, 471; contemptuous, infects others, 486. Clouds, cause different productions, 419. Commander of troops, 452, n. Common cause, most injured by fall of the most eminent, 334. Communication with others during self-discipline, 379, 481; to the absent, of religious in- structions, 400; of the Pastor to all his flock, 389; object of, 401; with the wicked in guilt, 331; in sufferings marks affiliation, 340; in many things with all men, 343; of good with the disorderly, 464. Confession, private to a Priest, 360; of sins overcome, 418; an encouragement to others to repent, 419; a condition of pardon, 422. Confusion, prevented by fear of Rulers, 381. Congregation, number of St. Chrysostom's, 380, n., 406; eager for instruction, 395; obedient to his counsels, 399, 406, 430; one bad member corrupts many, 430. Conjurer's tricks shame our endeavours at virtue, 470. Conscience, roused by fear, 363; a bad makes us suspicious: a scourge, 396; a good makes bold, 396; a natural law, 421; shewn from the case of Adam, 422; adds obligations to the enlightened, 424; proved from sense of shame and reproach, 428; facilitates virtue, 429; disturbed by having enemies, 479. Consolation in adversity as witnessed by the Saints, 336; effects of, 346; is for the sad, 381; derived from religious communion with others, 383; derived from every part of the Bible, 391; from God's chastising in mercy, 431, 434; mode of, 444; in temporal distress to be sought from God's ministers, 445. Constantine, instance of mildness, 486. Constantinople, distance from Antioch, 361. Contemplation of heavenly things like a view from an height, 441. Conversation, on religious subjects how good, 388; cheering effects of, 489; reverted to by Saul's army, 433; in divine service wrong, 473. Corn, ears of, 415. Correction of others a means of self-correction, 405. Corruptibility of creation, 409, 411. Covetousness, 348; is poverty, 349; cured by considering the equality of day and night, 402. Councils, secular, customs of, 400. Country, one's, how to be advanced, 471. Courage from a good conscience, 396. Cowards realize groundless fear, 445. Cowardice unbecoming men, 446. 742 Homilies on the Statues