Chapter

 1   5|             and distresses. ~We must always aim at that true felicity
 2   6|           error in small affairs, is always a bad thing. For who,~except
 3  10|           man. His verdict, which is always just, takes the name "wrath"~
 4  12|           called sons of someone are always said to~have been born of
 5  15|           part which, in heaven, has always, from ~creation, held fast
 6  16|           For in that realm there is~always peace, both among the whole
 7  16| understanding, not that of those who always see the Father's face. For
 8  19|              be bought off, as if we~always had a license to commit
 9  19|              to love your enemy, and~always to wish him well and, as
10  20|              so much that they would always choose to continue in them -
11  26|            will of the Omnipotent is always ~undefeated. And this will