Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3|       which are not, come into being, and bestows existence on
 2  I, 4|   effect think you when He was being scourged? and probably a
 3  I, 5|    live in hiding and secrecy, being fugitives full of fear and
 4 II, 2|        console parents who are being parted from their children;
 5 II, 3|       that Job desired it, not being able to bear his sufferings.
 6 II, 3|        in ill health, his body being very seriously enfeebled.
 7 II, 3|         the imprisonments, the being dragged about, and maltreated,
 8 II, 3|   executioners. Wherefore also being unable to bear the pain
 9 III  |    troubles which surround me, being cheered, and brightened,
10 III  |        you on, and so far from being overwhelmed by this grievous
11 III  |  honours and glory, the latter being a cause of infinite mischief
12 III  |      the enemy are so far from being unstrung, or dismayed by
13 IV, 2|        and worn-out condition, being in the very height of a
14 IV, 2|     assistance. Yet even thus, being oppressed by the lethargy
15 IV, 2|     very soil of their country being in Jeopardy, so that even
16 IV, 3|      of these things, the lady being unable to endure his annoyance,
17 IV, 3|    fell on its knees, the road being rugged, and steep and stony,
18 IV, 3|     was dragged along on foot, being held fast by Evethius the
19 IV, 4|     you are infinitely bent on being despondent. I at least have
20 IV, 4|     and wearing a chain? or in being ill-treated when it is the
21  V   |       contest itself, not only being in no wise disturbed by
22  V   | gnashing their teeth upon you; being ready to suffer even worse
23  V   |     even at this present time, being elated with joy, thou dost