Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |      and overthrow; for on this account I wail and mourn, and shall
 2  I, 3 |         small or great? On this account the Evil One uses all kinds
 3  I, 4 |      way of avenging Himself on account of our former deeds; but
 4  I, 5 |      way of avenging himself on account of his former deeds, but
 5  I, 5 |       in God, and repentance on account of his former misdeeds.12 ~
 6  I, 6 |      speaking on this wise: "On account of his sin I put him to
 7  I, 7 |       not have anything less on account of the short space of time:
 8  I, 11|       things out of his soul on account of the pleasure produced
 9  I, 12|  slippery and insecure, both on account of wars, and plots, and
10  I, 12|         are required to give an account of their life in this world.47
11  I, 14|     kinsfolk, the distresses on account of his friends, the hunger,
12  I, 14|     burning, the despondency on account both of those who belonged
13  I, 15|         desperate; so much more account do we take of the body than
14  I, 15|        His only begotten Son on account of His love towards us,
15  I, 16|      are made to stumble on thy account, those who ate falling,
16  I, 16|       which oppresses us on thy account. For now, passing by the
17  I, 17|  without uttering any rebuke on account of what had happened he
18  I, 19|         this must be taken into account, and such reasoning must
19 II, 1 |         of my distress. On this account do I fear and tremble, knowing
20 II, 2 |        he committed adultery on account of his passion, and he committed
21 II, 2 |      and he committed murder on account of his adultery; but he
22 II, 2 |  deprived of all the kingdom on account of his sin, God permitted
23 II, 2 |       part of the government on account of the renown of his father. ~
24 II, 2 | heavenly things, and we take no account of the things which are
25 II, 2 |       we must submit to give an account not of deeds only but also
26 II, 5 |      various anxieties on their account, and many fears and toils.