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 1  I, 5  |          of widowhood. My foremost help indeed was the grace from
 2 II, 2  |    distresses them, and this might help not a little towards the
 3 II, 6  |         and admired it, "How can I help myself?" you said to those
 4 III, 12|        direction, what appreciable help can be given to their improvement
 5 III, 15|           piety, which is no small help in the discharge of that
 6 III, 16|        will also prove of no small help for the due administration
 7 IV, 2  |         condition of body need the help of physicians and trainers,24
 8 IV, 5  |          difficulties, there is no help given but that of speech,
 9 IV, 7  | confirmation of the true, but they help not a little towards living
10 IV, 8  |            and that each needs the help of the others in order to
11  V, 1  |            since it is of itself a help to salvation and to much
12 VI, 3  |          of a teacher is no little help towards advance in virtue.~
13 VI, 8  |         when they are idle, and to help them when they are distressed;
14 VI, 10 |           if it is not possible to help another, yet if it be practicable
15 VI, 12 |           to think of any means of help, so I, when I have fallen
16 VI, 13 |             how shall I be able to help, how to profit thee under