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 1 1 |     ever sick with the heats of impatience, must of necessity sigh
 2 3 |        imitated nought of man's impatience ! Hence, even more than
 3 5 |     PATIENCE SO THE DEVIL IS OF IMPATIENCE.~Nevertheless, the proceeding
 4 5 |  therefore consider, concerning Impatience, whether just as patience
 5 5 |        I detect the nativity of impatience in the devil himself, at
 6 5 |      manifest it is that either impatience took its rise together with
 7 5 |     malice, or else malice from impatience; that subsequently they
 8 5 |       by a spirit infected with impatience: so certain is it that she
 9 5 |       too, perishes through the impatience of the one; presently, too,
10 5 |        himself, through his own impatience committed in each respect,
11 5 |     crime, before this guilt of impatience, is imputed to man? Innocent
12 5 |       when once he succumbed to impatience, he quite ceased to be of
13 5 |   begins to be easily turned by impatience unto every use offensive
14 5 |       God. For straightway that impatience conceived of the devil's
15 5 |       for me to ascribe this to impatience, if Cain, that first homicide
16 5 |      during this cradle-time of impatience, then (in a certain sense)
17 5 |  collectively on the account of impatience, as to its own origin. For
18 5 |       not possible that without impatience of itself it can be perfected
19 5 |      committed adultery without impatience of lust? Moreover, if in
20 5 |       price, of course it is by impatience of contemning gain that
21 5 |      every sin is ascribable to impatience. "Evil" is "impatience of
22 5 |       to impatience. "Evil" is "impatience of good." None immodest
23 5 |    manifest that it was through impatience that Israel himself also
24 5 |     with God, he had borne with impatience. After the edible rain of
25 5 |     their charge by the Lord as impatience. And--not to rove through
26 5 |         failing in duty through impatience that they perished. How,
27 5 |        prophets, except through impatience of hearing them? on the
28 5 |       moreover Himself, through impatience likewise of seeing Him?
29 6 |    either. Of course, meantime, impatience used to enjoy the opportunities
30 7 |              VII. THE CAUSES OF IMPATIENCE, AND THEIR CORRESPONDENT
31 7 |       run through the causes of impatience, all the other precepts
32 7 |         is greatly stirred with impatience of a loss, does, by giving
33 7 |    business to lose? To exhibit impatience at all losses is the Gentiles'
34 8 |       shall be racked with mute impatience. When, then, on being cursed,
35 9 |        Not even that species of impatience under the loss of our dear
36 9 |      for death is needless, and impatience of grief is needless. For
37 9 |      presently follow? Besides, impatience in matters of this kind
38 10|      too, another chief spur of impatience, the lust of revenge, dealing
39 10|       taken care to indulge the impatience of a judger, and has taken
40 10|         How many mischances had impatience of this kind been wont to
41 10|         nothing undertaken with impatience can be effected without
42 10|       measure of which, through impatience of pain, I am unable to
43 11|    principal material causes of impatience, registered to the best
44 11|       there is no necessity for impatience; but where the injury is
45 12|      the world that is prone to impatience will even once forgive his
46 12|         poisonous outgrowths of impatience? How will you "remit, and
47 12|     finds the straying ewe: for Impatience would easily despise one
48 12| presence of the angry brother's impatience. He, therefore, who "had
49 12|     what would she have left to Impatience? Accordingly he says, "Charity