Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |   gradually drawing towards that world on high those who cling
 2  I, 3 | lamentation? For as in the other world the absence of mourning
 3  I, 3 |        divine wisdom, so in this world the act of mourning is a
 4  I, 3 |       indeed to discover in this world the means of release from
 5  I, 3 |      lamenting; but only in this world is it possible to bring
 6  I, 5 |         also became to the whole world a clear herald and teacher
 7  I, 9 |       from the foundation of the world:" but to those on the left "
 8  I, 9 |     before the foundation of the world. Let us not then make ourselves
 9  I, 9 |        as long as we are in this world, even if we commit countless
10  I, 9 |       have departed to the other world even if we display the most
11  I, 9 |        dragged Judas out of this world lest he should make a fair
12  I, 9 |    necessity. The things of this world are in their nature no-wise
13  I, 9 |  experience of that in the other world: but if a man does not get
14  I, 10|         suppose the fire in that world to be like this: for fire
15  I, 10|      like this: for fire in this world burns up and makes away
16  I, 10|       that day only. For in that world many and various kinds of
17  I, 10|    consider what happens in this world, how many have often borne
18  I, 11|        are not concealed in that world by night, or by a gathering
19  I, 11|       condition. Nowhere in that world will there be sedition and
20  I, 11|         all the splendour of the world to come. For that the vision
21  I, 12|      from the glory of the other world, and I think that one who
22  I, 12|          anger; to lay the whole world desolate, and to destroy
23  I, 12|          evils against the whole world, and visit their sins upon
24  I, 12|    account of their life in this world.47 For if when a single
25  I, 12|     judged before rulers in this world, all men shudder, even those
26  I, 12|       the danger, when the whole world is arraigned before such
27  I, 13|     enjoy the good things of the world in this present life, I
28  I, 13|      even so do we dwell in this world confined in a narrow space,
29  I, 13| splendour and the freedom of the world to come: but when the time
30  I, 14|          there is nothing in the world to be compared to her comeliness;
31  I, 14|          the enmity of the whole world, the hatred of his own people,
32  I, 14|          the things of the other world than those of the present,
33  I, 18|        mighty blow, both in this world and the next. "Let us then
34  I, 19|         who departs to the other world with many deeds both good
35  I, 19|          is a difference in that world even between one star and
36  I, 19|       protector of others in the world above. Only do not despair
37 II, 1 |      zeal for the wisdom of this world was suddenly transferred
38 II, 2 |         man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"
39 II, 3 |       Which of all things in the world seems to you most desirable
40 II, 3 |          under the power of this world's potentate of darkness.~"
41 II, 3 |          is there stable in this world? Wealth which often does
42 II, 4 |         coming to an end in this world, a fact which is the most
43 II, 5 |          above the waves of this world, you know what great cheerfulness
44 II, 5 |        brought nothing into this world, neither can we carry anything
45 II, 5 |     departure hence to the other world,-this is to him sweeter
46 II, 5 |         we have gone out of this world; "we must all stand before
47 II, 5 |     deprive thyself both of that world, and of this, when you may
48 II, 5 |          gain the things of this world Paul teaches us when he
49 II, 5 |        has departed to the other world to repent; no athlete, when