Sermones dominicales super evangelia et epistolas

the Lord and which leads to the Lord is the way of virtues, which is called straight in two ways. Sermon 7, after L.
The way of God teaches in truth in a threefold way. Sermon 110, N.
A prudent traveler ought to attend to seven things. Sermon 105, Y.
There are five vices from which we ought to beware, which the children of Israel encountered while going through the desert and for which they were severely punished. Sermon 82, L.
If we fall into vices and sins, our sins will be greater than those of the ancients, for six reasons. Sermon 82, D.
For one wishing to see well, three things are necessary. Sermon 90, S.
The vineyard is penance, to which the Lord sends men in different ways. Sermon 26, A.
The Virgin Mary was pierced by a spiritual sword during the passion of Christ, on thirteen occasions. Sermon 11, Q.
The Virgin Mary left us eight salutary examples for the information of our life. Sermon 15, K.
The works of virtue and the virtues effect four goods in a man. Sermon 2, T.
The virtues and gifts of the Holy Spirit are the best goods, which is clear from four things. Sermon 55, L.
Virtues excel all other goods in six respects. Sermon 101, Z.
Our life, which is said to be a sacrifice, ought to have five things. Sermon 17, L.
We have a triple life from the Son of God. Sermon 67, M.
The newness of our life consists in ten things. Sermon 78, X.
There are twelve fruits of the spiritual life. Sermon 92, D.
We ought not to live according to the command of the flesh and its desires, but according to the spirit, for eight reasons. Sermon 82, K.
To preserve the unity of the spirit and the mystical body, namely the church, in the bond of peace; to this, four things induce us. Sermon 92, Q.
We are called to four things. Sermon 99, D.
What kind of wife should be sought in marriage. Sermon 18, S.

The Holy Spirit is to be received in Advent with great reverence and diligence for four reasons. Sermon 1, L.
Christ the King differs from other kings in five ways. Sermon 1, D.
Christ the King is flesh and our brother, sent to us by God in three respects. Ibidem, E.

Christ our King comes to us in Advent in twelve ways. Ibidem, F.
Christ is to be received by us reverently, because although He is the King of heaven and earth, He comes nevertheless humble and meek, similar to us with the law of meekness and love, and this for four reasons. Sermon 1, B.
We ought to minister to Christ for three reasons. Sermon 6, R.
In Christ our King, we can understand four wondrous things. Sermon 42, N.
Christ comes in nine ways into the ruin and resurrection of many. Sermon 11, O.
Christ left us twelve salutary examples. Sermon 16, H.
Christ, after his resurrection, stayed for forty days until the ascension, and no more nor less for four reasons. Sermon 59, third question.
Christ ascended above all the heavens. Sermon 41, in the end.
Whether Christ would have been incarnate if man had not sinned. Sermon 1, H.
Four things moved Christ to have mercy on and feed the crowd. Sermon 78, Z.
Christ with all His members had healing power. Sermon 20, F.
Christ suffers daily in His members and ministers and faithful the five things He suffered in His own body. Sermon 30, Y.
Christ was mocked four times. Sermon 30, A.
Evil priests seem to mock Christ today in four ways. Sermon 30, B.
Christ proves by five reasons that He did not cast out the demon by the power of Beelzebub. Sermon 37, D.
Christ not only did not sin, but He could not sin, for six reasons. Sermon 41.
Christ spoke the truth, namely regarding heaven, the world, hell, sin, and regarding virtuous work. Sermon 41, B.
We ought to follow Christ for eight commendable things that are found in Him. Sermon 41, J.
Christ our High Priest excellently had four things that all other priests ought to have. Sermon 42, L.
Christ came to the apostles after the resurrection for five reasons to be done in them. Sermon 47, D.
The scars of Christ remained in Him as...