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 1 Arg  |          HAVING ARGUED THAT ALL THINGS ARE GRADUALLY DETERIORATING
 2 III  |        have said that all these things are caused by us, and that
 3 III  |    beginning should perish, and things that have grown should become
 4 III  |     become old, and that strong things should become weak, and
 5 III  |   should become weak, and great things become small, and that,
 6 V    |       the human race. For these things happen not, as your false
 7 V    |     Ruler of the world, and all things are carried on by His will
 8 V    |      done, certainly when those things occur which show the anger
 9 VII  |         man; although all these things come as the consequence
10 VII  |         nothing! For that these things occur either for the discipline
11 VIII |      you serve God, by whom all things are ordained to your service;
12 VIII |         whose good pleasure all things wait upon you? From your
13 IX   |       beasts of the field, with things that creep on the earth,
14 IX   |         to innocency. Lo, those things are happening which were
15 IX   |     admonished by the belief of things present to take thought
16 IX   |   deserving any good, as if all things of that kind which happen
17 XI   |         God can prevent adverse things, but that the evil deserts
18 XVI  |       that you may be free from things below; lift your heart to
19 XVI  | dependence on high and heavenly things. Why do you prostrate yourself
20 XVII |         of late in the ruins of things, in the destruction of wealth,
21 XVII |        for our sakes, all those things are happening which come
22 XVIII|        are not avenged by those things that are happening, for
23 XVIII|       confidence in future good things. In fact, we are never prostrated
24 XVIII|         strength. By those very things which torment and weary
25 XIX  |       see that the same adverse things are not borne equally by
26 XXI  |       from this, that all those things which happen are not drawn
27 XXII |       how great, too, are those things which in the meantime are
28 XXIII|         foretold that all these things should come to pass. Believe
29 XXIV |       riches done us? All those things are passed away like a shadow."