Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3 |       I mourn now is not of a kind to subject me to condemnation
 2  I, 3 |       had been mud, and every kind of luxury as mire, even
 3  I, 3 |      manifest anything of the kind, and this when we know that
 4  I, 3 |    countless examples of this kind before him, the thing seems
 5  I, 4 |       everything else of this kind; I will not approve even
 6  I, 5 |     But yet after making this kind of confession, he again
 7  I, 9 |    mines or suffer some other kind of punishment more severe
 8  I, 10|      to have recourse to this kind of retribution? For I am
 9  I, 10|        that even if not other kind of punishment were appointed
10  I, 11|   condition is of a different kind, such as they only will
11  I, 11| things such as bodies of this kind naturally experience: but
12  I, 11|      but every terror of this kind will have been done away.
13  I, 11| bodies does not emit the same kind of light as this body which
14  I, 11|   corruptible, nor is it of a kind to be tolerable to mortal
15  I, 13|   understanding: but in a dim kind of way, as one indicates
16  I, 13|  filled with examples of this kind, when they address Jerusalem;
17  I, 14|      beauty and grace of this kind? For the groundwork of this
18  I, 14|    thy beauty was not of this kind, but excelled it as heaven
19  I, 14|     when the approach to that kind of beauty becomes easy to
20  I, 14|      never be in fear of this kind, is nothing wonderful; but
21  I, 14| shipwreck nor accident of any kind will bring us damage, not
22  I, 15|      crowd of example of this kind both in history and actual
23  I, 17| himself from all care of that kind, he cut off every pretext
24  I, 19|   receiving any wound of that kind in future. For if the calamities
25 II, 2 |       bear the yoke. And what kind of defence is this, that