Letter, Par.

 1  I, 5 |  became more depraved than the king of the Babylonians, who
 2  I, 5 |      that the vision which the king saw but which Daniel interpreted,
 3  I, 5 |      him, saying "Therefore, O king, let my counsel please thee,
 4  I, 5 |      of soundness of mind? The king has deprived himself beforehand
 5  I, 5 |     than the furnace which the king himself kindled for the
 6  I, 5 |      to look any longer at the king, but all transferring their
 7  I, 5 |       by means of letters, the king who instructed others remained
 8  I, 6 |      witness that most ungodly king, who was given over to sin
 9  I, 11|  powers. For as concerning the king it is not even possible
10  I, 11|     permitted to gaze upon the King Himself, no longer darkly,
11  I, 12|   frequently now when we see a king, attended by a large bodyguard,
12  I, 12|   consideration. But where the king of all is concerned, he
13  I, 12| spittle;-in the case of such a king I say shall we no reckon
14  I, 12|    condition of soul? For this king does not come to judge the
15  I, 13|       will be presented to the king, and will take upon themselves
16  I, 13|     this beauty, said "And the king shall have desire of thy
17 II, 2 |        I mean David the chosen king and prophet after he had
18 II, 3 |        fills the position of a king, a second of a general,
19 II, 3 |        evening has come on the king is no king, the ruler no
20 II, 3 |     has come on the king is no king, the ruler no ruler, and
21 II, 3 |       to the design of God the king of the allen tribes whom
22 II, 3 |      the service of so great a king. For if the wife hath not
23 II, 4 |  scarcely look upon an earthly king with confidence, how will
24 II, 4 |    able to behold the heavenly king, if he has fired and fought