Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III|     night, wavering hither and thither, tossed about on the foam
 2     30, II |      will be tossed hither and thither by the various and uncertain
 3     46, I  |       had gone forth to glory, thither they might gloriously return;
 4     47, I  |   Dionysius, have already come thither. Therefore let care be taken
 5     48, I  |       into Africa as to escape thither from the city, from the
 6     50, I  |       ought to be brought back thither whence the arms for the
 7     51, III| frequently agitated hither and thither by various opinions, as
 8     54, XVI|        their crimes, they sail thither also to you. For they cannot
 9     74, X  |         and fleeing hither and thither for fear of the persecution,
10     75, XV |    water; but when he had come thither, he was both conquered and