Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2 |          that he may cut off the hope which is towards God, the
 2  I, 2 |         perishing souls. "For by hope" it is said, "we are saved."6
 3  I, 3 |         know that often there is hope of conducting the lost soul
 4  I, 5 |         madness is there again a hope of soundness of mind? The
 5  I, 5 |        himself beforehand of all hope, first of all by having
 6  I, 9 |      Hades should we abandon the hope derived from repentance:
 7  I, 15| incurable, yet we do not abandon hope, but even when we hear the
 8  I, 15|     pains as if there were great hope of restoration to health;
 9  I, 15|          no occasion to renounce hope, we desist from efforts,
10  I, 15|      thing for a man to renounce hope of himself, as for another
11  I, 15|          for another to renounce hope of him. For he who has this
12  I, 17|         those who are armed with hope in God ought not to despair
13  I, 18|         he does this with a good hope, will not be able to desist
14 II, 4 | extremity of life should abandon hope, if they be sober minded,
15 II, 4 |       not safe to feed upon this hope, and say, "Here for a while,
16 II, 5 |     despair, which cuts off from hope those who have been overthrown.
17 II, 5 |       none of them. For there is hope I said to myself that, God