Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|           or power, or honour; but having comprised all the things
 2  I, 4|           was led up to the cross, having the marks of the scourge
 3  I, 4|    released rather than Jesus, and having received permission from
 4 II, 1|          it may be sent to me. For having again felt somewhat upset,
 5 II, 2|         been destroyed, the latter having been consumed by fire sent
 6 II, 2|           tragedy,) and the former having been all seized together
 7 II, 2|          this fact; for when after having set in motion all these
 8 II, 3|           not obtain his petition, having learned the benefit of the
 9 II, 4|   uninjured up to the present day, having escaped the hands of robbers
10 III  |                       To Olympias.~Having risen from the very gates
11 III  |         your letters, many persons having come from thence who brought
12 III  |          things well yourself, and having gained perception by experience,
13 III  |     overthrown; whereas you, after having gone countless times round
14 IV, 1|           able to demand from you, having thus abandoned your soul
15 IV, 1|      concerned, you did remove me, having made every exertion and
16 IV, 1|          the region of Cappadocia, having escaped from that man of
17 IV, 2|   violently disposed. The tribune, having heard this, took the soldiers
18 IV, 2| proconsular soldiers. The soldiers having heard these things, sought
19 IV, 2|         mourning as they went. And having heard some persons say "
20 IV, 2|        only you escape our hands." Having heard and seen these things
21 IV, 3|          presbyter came to me, and having roused me from sleep, exclaimed
22 IV, 3|            up, suffering as I was, having ordered torches to be lit.
23 IV, 4|     everything so as to prevent my having the least sensation of cold.
24 IV, 4|         you are annoyed with me as having neglected you," yet I despatched
25 IV, 4|           send at the present time having been exceedingly vexed at
26  V   |            these things. Wherefore having practised this most beautiful