Chapter

 1 I  |         and to guard it, that you may be able perhaps to bestow
 2 II |   hindrances equally of the soul, may have accompanied you as
 3 II |         which also your relatives may have attended you. There
 4 II |         Wherefore, O blessed, you may regard yourselves as having
 5 II |   translated from a prison to, we may say, a place of safety.
 6 II |        judges themselves. Sadness may be there for him who sighs
 7 II |    present loss, that after gains may be the larger. Thus far
 8 III| everything, that bodies and minds may not shrink at having to
 9 III|   stringent discipline, that they may have their physical powers
10 III|           the apostle, "that they may obtain a corruptible crown."
11 III|         goal of final judgment we may be brought forth well disciplined
12 IV |           that you, O holy women, may be worthy of your sex. It
13 IV |        praise of their fellows, I may say, despise the sword,
14 VI |         set our minds to bear, we may get instruction. How often,
15 VI |     beasts torn men in pieces, it may be in their own forests,
16 VI |          their own forests, or it may be in the heart of cities,
17 VI |           sort of contumely ! One may even suffer in the cause