Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3 |     discover in this world the means of release from the death
 2  I, 4 |      from our disorder; and by means of right reason it is quite
 3  I, 5 |        informed of the fact by means of letters, the king who
 4  I, 5 |        counselling him both by means of visions and by His prophet.
 5  I, 7 |       shall be said, partly by means of parables, partly by plainer
 6  I, 7 |      suffer it to stray? By no means, but brought it back neither
 7  I, 8 |        way of salvation. By no means: for he himself it is who
 8  I, 9 |    beginning, and so return by means of repentance to the point
 9  I, 11|     which ar told us, as if by means of certain riddles, let
10  I, 11|        no longer darkly, or by means of a mirror,35 but face
11  I, 11|     face to face; no longer by means of faith, but by sight?~
12  I, 13|      indicates great things by means of small ones, I will endeavour
13  I, 13| cunningly devise imitations by means of paints, and dyes, and
14  I, 15|    element yet preserves it by means of saving the primary one.
15  I, 15| endeavour to wash them away by means of our deeds For if this
16  I, 17|       actually accomplished by means of their perseverance. For
17  I, 17|        to prayer, and again by means of the same vision heard
18  I, 18|     our judge more merciful by means of our candour. Now I know
19 II, 1 |    express tears and groans by means of writing I would have
20 II, 2 |       the sin; and so by these means he propitiated God, insomuch
21 II, 5 |      injurious to the husbands means, the latter to his authority
22 II, 5 |      sword of the Evil One, by means of which he destroys many.