Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |            who are affected in this way when they have entered the
 2  I, 2 |          our life, the guide of the way which leads to heaven, the
 3  I, 3 |         gets a short start upon the way out from thence, by continually
 4  I, 4 |            avenging Himself, but by way of attracting us to Himself.
 5  I, 4 |             does everything, not by way of avenging Himself on account
 6  I, 5 |             a fall is there again a way of return? and after so
 7  I, 5 |         punishment upon him, not by way of avenging himself on account
 8  I, 8 |            of those who were in the way of salvation. By no means:
 9  I, 9 |           ready of old time. And by way of indicating both these
10  I, 9 |             and cleanliness. Go thy way to the coffin, behold the
11  I, 12|            stream of fire wound its way in front of Him. Thousand
12  I, 13| understanding: but in a dim kind of way, as one indicates great
13  I, 13|        merciful has in this special way honoured our race, that
14  I, 13|            place was not so much by way of vengeance as for the
15  I, 14|           in a very dim and shadowy way, nevertheless shone so brightly,
16  I, 14|            miserable and deplorable way and be nowise affected by
17  I, 14|            shipwreck have not given way, but have pursued the same
18  I, 15|  transgressions, to tread the right way He said: "Who will grant
19  I, 16|           who are despairing of the way of virtue. For dejection
20  I, 17|    originally conducted him to this way of life,71 saying that he
21  I, 17|          life, and being now on the way to old age, afforded I know
22  I, 18|           of his sins, and goes his way again, and doeth the same
23 II, 5 |             the enemy, and the only way in which he holds down those