Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |        seems to be impossible to men, yet to God all things are
 2  I, 1 |          which is wont to plunge men into despair, but impiety
 3  I, 5 |       and then came out of it as men might have done who had
 4  I, 6 |        by what was done to these men, but also by the words of
 5  I, 11|        assembly, composed not of men such as we are, but of those
 6  I, 11|  radiance, and not consisting of men only but of beings of much
 7  I, 11|        of much more dignity than men,-angels, archangels, thrones,
 8  I, 12|        it is possible to tell to men: for one saith "God shall
 9  I, 12|        rulers in this world, all men shudder, even those who
10  I, 12|          side of the throne, but men were merely summoned some
11  I, 12|        to the scene, and imagine men not only covered with shame,
12  I, 13|       the day of judgment of all men whom it has contained, those
13  I, 13| desirable that not only are good men brought to long after it
14  I, 13|          is so much pity amongst men, and so much disdain of
15  I, 14|        excites the minds of most men, when the soul is refulgent
16  I, 15|       barbarian, and unreasoning men could perceive so much,
17  I, 16|  unbelieving, and of those young men who are disposed to indolence.
18  I, 17|      admiration, certain corrupt men, who according to the law
19  I, 17|        being merciful and loving men, were not ashamed at all
20  I, 19|        belong to the stage, both men and women, who habitually
21 II, 4 |      grace of God many and great men who sympathize with thy
22 II, 5 |       sea, who, when they behold men of their own craft drifting
23 II, 5 |       boat and try to rescue the men, although strangers, known