Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1     |         more precious. For if one man who does the will of God
 2  I, 1     |          of a brave and excellent man to break this yoke in pieces,
 3  I, 3     |            I pray you, for such a man and bewail him, until we
 4  I, 3     |           will not raise the dead man to life by their lamentation;
 5  I, 4     |          let us suppose that this man is not one of those who
 6  I, 4     |          not approve even of this man despairing of himself, although
 7  I, 5     |     before God. Nevertheless this man who was so cruel and impious,
 8  I, 5     |           thou O wise and blessed man? After so great a fall is
 9  I, 8     |      Amongst the Corinthians some man of mark committed a sin
10  I, 8     |          among the Gentiles. This man was a believer and belonged
11  I, 8     |    because they did not bring the man to a state of repentance:
12  I, 8     |         said again concerning the man who had transgressed more
13  I, 8     |           a letter to console the man again, and to welcome his
14  I, 9     |        those words which the rich man heard in the parable "Between
15  I, 9     |     reserved for him, so also the man who has repented of the
16  I, 9     |           of Lazarus and the rich man, who although the owner
17  I, 9     |         awaked, even so that rich man having become rich in this
18  I, 9     |         the other world: but if a man does not get the better
19  I, 12    |        than unsmelted gold, and a man shall be more precious than
20  I, 12    |       root nor branch."43 And the man greatly beloved saith "I
21  I, 12    |          one came like the Son of Man, and reached unto the Ancient
22  I, 13    |         entered even the heart of man.49 For at the present time
23  I, 13    |     reduced to this necessity, no man, even amongst those who
24  I, 14    |        beauty of these struck the man greatly beloved; for wishing
25  I, 14    |       although he was a righteous man, God said that He would
26  I, 15    |          not the same thing for a man to renounce hope of himself,
27  I, 15    |         own zeal and repentance a man has sole authority. Nevertheless
28  I, 15    |          severely, so as no other man ever did? this is just the
29  I, 17    |       many slaves and lands. This man, having in the first place
30  I, 17    |         very goal of virtue.~This man indeed fell and rose again
31  I, 17    |          still young; but another man, after enduring great toils
32  I, 17    |           and there he begged the man to shut him up in another
33  I, 17    |      lamenting over it, a certain man was commanded by a vision
34  I, 17    |          with him, they found the man, who formerly dwelt with
35  I, 17    |          then, standing round the man who reply had deceived them,
36  I, 17    |         brought them to that holy man; and they having broken
37  I, 17    |       what happened to that young man who was at first a disciple
38  I, 17    |   blood-stained hand of the young man, embracing him, and so brought
39  I, 18(73)|         entitled "Who is the rich man that is saved?" and has
40  I, 18    |          washing?"78 Even so if a man fasts because of his sins,
41  I, 18    |           And again we read "if a man goes back from righteousness
42  I, 19    |           torment there; but if a man is destitute of these good
43  I, 19    |          so strong as to drag the man down from the foremost place;
44  I, 19    |             He shall reward every man according to his works."82
45 II, 1     |          service; but when once a man has become a soldier, if
46 II, 1     |           enemy; but as long as a man stands fighting, even if
47 II, 2     |       rise. For even that blessed man, I mean David the chosen
48 II, 2     |          betrayed himself to be a man, for once he fell in love
49 II, 2     |    principle in nature, and for a man to be the slave of women.
50 II, 2     |            What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world
51 II, 3     |            but just as there, one man fills the position of a
52 II, 3     |          so also in that day each man will receive his due reward
53 II, 3     |          being a ruler, or a poor man after being rich, or without
54 II, 3     | proportion as God is greater than man. Let no one deceive thee
55 II, 3     |          what a certain righteous man says: "My life is swifter
56 II, 4     |           soul,-Valerius the holy man of God, Florentius who is
57 II, 5     |           many directions, when a man has to serve so many, to
58 II, 5     |          enjoyed. For there is no man free, save only he who fives
59 II, 5     |       secure than that in which a man has only one anxiety, "How
60 II, 5     |           Lord is superior to the man who has married? It is not