Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |        down, and is suffocated, having entered into the abyss of
 2  I, 2 |         down by the weight, and having been parted from that cord,
 3  I, 2 |     where thou thyself art now, having forsaken the commandments
 4  I, 2 |         enemy of our salvation; having broken in pieces the easy
 5  I, 2 |      away the light burden, and having put on the iron collar instead
 6  I, 2 |   instead of these things, yea, having hung the ponderous millstone7
 7  I, 3 |        luxury as mire, even he, having been suddenly overwhelmed
 8  I, 3 |        days of our forefathers, having been perverted from the
 9  I, 3 |         prevail, and to resist, having on the contrary taken to
10  I, 5 |      the Babylonians, who after having received such great experience
11  I, 5 |       all hope, first of all by having ignored Him who created
12  I, 5 |   nature, these a captive youth having caused to be solved for
13  I, 5 |        Wherefore if even before having received such a token it
14  I, 5 |        that time; for the flame having received perishable bodies,
15  I, 5 |        from the furnace, no one having the patience to look any
16  I, 5 |     this permanently, but after having chastised him for a few
17  I, 5 |      his former honour, without having suffered any loss from his
18  I, 5 | punishment, but on the contrary having gained the greatest possible
19  I, 6 |     after this again, Manasses, having exceeded all in fury and
20  I, 6 |        in fury and tyranny, and having subverted the legal form
21  I, 6 |       idolatry to flourish, and having become more ungodly than
22  I, 6 |         his transgressions, and having broken in sunder the bonds
23  I, 7 |      who have fallen away after having believed, all these things
24  I, 8 |                              8. Having then such great examples,
25  I, 8 |      Galatian people fell after having believed, and wrought miracles,
26  I, 9 |   awaked, even so that rich man having become rich in this present
27  I, 9 |      Consider these things, and having contrasted that fire with
28  I, 11| naturally experience: but then, having divested itself of all these
29  I, 11|     state with much confidence, having cast out of his soul thoughts
30  I, 11|    humility and subjection, and having taken others in their place;
31  I, 13|   neglect. For this reason God, having delivered us from this vain
32  I, 13|       trespasses unto them, and having committed unto us the word
33  I, 14|         to your former freedom, having considered both the punishment
34  I, 15|       He has for our salvation, having heard how the people promised,
35  I, 17|     slaves and lands. This man, having in the first place bidden
36  I, 17|     studies in the schools, and having laid aside the gay clothing
37  I, 17|         of worldliness. And so, having flung aside all his habits,
38  I, 17|  management of his own affairs, having prematurely abandoned the
39  I, 17|       the labours of study, and having been consequently unable
40  I, 17|       then, by the grace of God having gradually rescued him out
41  I, 17|    experience of the snare, and having expended all his wealth
42  I, 17|   return could possibly be. And having seen him enter a brothel,
43  I, 17|        with uplifted hands, and having embraced and fervently kissed
44  I, 17|         up in another hut, and, having closed the doors of the
45  I, 17|         that holy man; and they having broken through the wall (
46  I, 17|    blocked up the entrance) and having all of them entered, prostrating
47  I, 17|        induced him to pray; and having prayed he put an end to
48  I, 17|    robber chief, and then again,having been captured by the holy
49  I, 19|        a lithe further produce: Having considered all these things,
50 II, 1 |         the wound. No merchant, having once suffered shipwreck,
51 II, 4 | restored to them, thou thyself, having once fallen, art unwilling
52 II, 4 |        have laboured, and after having consumed the prime of their