Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2(7) | mill-stone turned by an ass, as being heavier than the common
 2  I, 4    |       one might well despair as being unable to quench the flame
 3  I, 4    |       the greatest upon himself being shut up in darkness; even
 4  I, 5    |     rather a beast than a human being, God invited to repentance,
 5  I, 5    |       Him who brought them into being out of nothing; which was
 6  I, 7    |      and free and well-bred son being reduced to a more miserable
 7  I, 8(20)|         at hand and not?" etc., being a warning addressed to those
 8  I, 8    |      prevents any near approach being made.~But now hear how this
 9  I, 9    |  created us and brought us into being, that He might make us partakers
10  I, 9    |     naturally complain of there being much difficulty in doing
11  I, 10   |       no one save those who are being punished with us, and great
12  I, 10   |        punishments and continue being chastised through interminable
13  I, 10   |      soul would not have ceased being tormented. When then we
14  I, 10   |       to prevent the punishment being indefinitely extended. For
15  I, 10   |      the souls of those who are being punished at that time, to
16  I, 11   |        see any one injuring, or being injured, provoking, or being
17  I, 11   |    being injured, provoking, or being provoked, or angry, or envious,
18  I, 11   |         the band of saints, all being ever in harmony with one
19  I, 11   |       coming in His glory, and' being enrolled in the company
20  I, 12   |      extreme punishment to miss being enrolled in that company
21  I, 12   |      bending them low, but also being dragged along the road to
22  I, 12   |     worthy of eternal life, are being crowned, and proclaimed
23  I, 13   |          the profit, the joy of being in the company of Christ?
24  I, 13   |         themselves as no longer being upon the earth, and this
25  I, 13   |         of God. For our Master, being merciful has in this special
26  I, 14   |      set forth their beauty and being unable to find a body of
27  I, 15   |      provoke Him so much as our being unwilling to make any change
28  I, 15   |        the same in good things, being conscious what great debts
29  I, 16   |        are no longer capable of being checked, and, kindling like
30  I, 16   |     souls purer than pure gold, being impelled by their conscience,
31  I, 16   |      and consolation of others, being exhibited as a striking
32  I, 17   |       to live even soberly; for being inflamed by much luxury,
33  I, 17   |    possession of him. But they, being merciful and loving men,
34  I, 17   |       lived after his fall. For being well aware by experience
35  I, 17   |    leading an angelic life, and being now on the way to old age,
36  I, 17   |        into the city. The other being perplexed at these things,
37  I, 18   |    present the second time, and being absent I write," implies
38  I, 18   |         to desist from sinning, being still held down by the evil
39  I, 18   |        does spoil repentance is being again entangled in the same
40  I, 19   |       merely set forth thy sins being thy own accuser, but as
41 II, 2    |      wise but who ran a risk of being deprived of all the kingdom
42 II, 3    |  becomes a private person after being a ruler, or a poor man after
43 II, 3    |      ruler, or a poor man after being rich, or without honour
44 II, 3    |         or without honour after being held in honour; but he abides
45 II, 3    |     which he exercises no human being can depose him, but only
46 II, 3    |       no longer thy own master, being engaged in the service of
47 II, 5    |   sailing upon it, he sees some being washed by the waves, others
48 II, 5    |        in one direction, others being driven in another like prisoners,
49 II, 5    |      naught even than a shadow, being full of many fears, and