Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |       the consciousness of evil deeds, steps in himself and lays
 2  I, 3 |         to eclipse their former deeds by the latter, and to receive
 3  I, 4 |        on account of our former deeds; but because He wishes to
 4  I, 5 |        overthrown, he exhibited deeds yet worse than the former.
 5  I, 5 |        on account of his former deeds, but as cutting off the
 6  I, 7 |     parables, partly by plainer deeds and words. Now that sheep
 7  I, 9 |         much more will our good deeds, whether they be great or
 8  I, 12|     these things brings forward deeds and words and thoughts,
 9  I, 12|       what is good, and wrought deeds worthy of eternal life,
10  I, 14|      when we who believe do the deeds of unbelievers, or rather
11  I, 15|        abstain from our present deeds and to repent for the past,
12  I, 15|    after she had done all these deeds of fornication, return unto
13  I, 15|       them away by means of our deeds For if this was not the
14  I, 19|         proclaim their own evil deeds with much effrontery, as
15  I, 19|        done many great and good deeds, but meanwhile he has committed
16  I, 19|        equivalent to those good deeds, and this especially is
17  I, 19|     good time a measure of good deeds equivalent to the sins which
18  I, 19|       the other world with many deeds both good and bad, will
19  I, 19|   struck there between the evil deeds and those which are not
20  I, 19|  arising from the doing of evil deeds is not so strong as to drag
21  I, 19| foremost place; but if the evil deeds exceed, they carry him off
22  I, 19|    never desist from doing good deeds, nor grow weary, nor, if
23  I, 19|   continue provoking God by thy deeds, thou wilt destroy thyself;
24 II, 2 |      had accomplished many good deeds, betrayed himself to be
25 II, 2 |       to give an account not of deeds only but also of thoughts;