Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XII|        are torn to pieces by the anxiety of vague thought, lest the
 2      2, II |        things ourselves with all anxiety and worldly risk, having
 3      2, III|     itself also with the deepest anxiety keeps watch over all who
 4      7, I  |     myself remind your religious anxiety, that in order to appease
 5     10, I  |          brethren, greeting. The anxiety of my situation and the
 6     29, IV |    matter, as being an object of anxiety; for it becomes us all to
 7     45, I  | proportion to the solicitude and anxiety that we sustained in respect
 8     51, I  |      that he might lay aside all anxiety, and know at once that you
 9     51, II |  doubtful matter, the hesitating anxiety of a mind undecided in the
10     59, III|         us to be sharers in your anxiety, and in so great and necessary