Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|            this, thereby conferring great pain upon them. Therefore
 2  I, 2|           and feet to be bound with great severity and they themselves
 3  I, 2|         delivered them over to that great punishment, became himself
 4  I, 4|         than the robber, and such a great transgressor that neither
 5  I, 5|           unspeakable proofs of the great providence and succour of
 6  I, 5|          the proper kind to produce great cheerfulness in thee, and
 7 II, 1|          and entreat thee as a very great favour to pay great attention
 8 II, 1|            very great favour to pay great attention to the restoration
 9 II, 1|   necessaries of life, consider how great an aggravation of distress
10 II, 1|         world. Are you ignorant how great a reward even of sickness
11 II, 2|         fortitude, as Jeremiah that great and eminent prophet proves
12 II, 2| nevertheless I say when he saw this great storm stirred up in a brief
13 II, 3|      friendlessness. For this is so great a good to those who bear
14 II, 3|             did purify even from so great a stain hear his words "
15 II, 3|           therefrom contract a very great abundance of confidence.
16 II, 4|             am in sound health, and great security, so that all Armenians
17 II, 4|            although I then received great care and attention. Taking
18 II, 4|              which, as I know, is a great annoyance and vexation to
19 II, 4|             Consider therefore what great rewards they deserve who
20 III  |        Nevertheless I still require great care as regards diet; therefore
21 III  | Nevertheless in consideration of my great affection, and anxiety,
22 III  |             patience, float on with great serenity, as if it was noonday,
23 III  |              yet you have this very great consolation arising from
24 III  |          also who am banished to so great a distance gain no small
25 IV, 1|           purpose, and to your very great injury. For why are you
26 IV, 1|            been deemed worthy of so great an honour which far exceeds
27 IV, 2|     outskirts of the city, and took great pains to find some physicians
28 IV, 2|            and I had the benefit of great attention, as all paid me
29 IV, 2|           powerless. Perceiving the great strait in which affairs
30 IV, 2|           long story? Although such great terrors were imminent, and
31 IV, 3|       visited me every day, paid me great attention, and treated me
32 IV, 3|            for joy as one who has a great treasure laid up in store
33 IV, 4|            than that of Antioch. So great is the warmth, so pleasant
34 IV, 4|       sorrow. Are you not aware how great an evil despondency is?~
35 IV, 5|          rest, after achieving many great exploits: and the deacon
36 IV, 5|           men who have wrought such great wickedness, and who have
37 IV, 5|            presence therefore is of great service (for he is a devout,
38 IV, 5|           me, and his presence is a great benefit. By all means therefore
39  V   |            you know how to dwell in great and populous cities as if
40  V   |          are concerned we now enjoy great security.~The following
41  V   |   repetition in their contents, and great general similarity of character.~