Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|    throughout the world issued letters full of reverent praise,
 2  I, 5|      you wish me to write long letters inform me of this, and pray
 3  I, 5| enjoying a season of rest. For letters are a remedy of the proper
 4  I, 5|       you will continually see letters from me. And when you write
 5  I, 5|    have much comfort from your letters, for this I know of myself,
 6 II, 1|      it that you again ask for letters from me, seeing that you
 7 II, 1|    both in person, and through letters, discoursed to you concerning
 8 II, 4|     send you frequent and long letters, if you are not to derive
 9 II, 4|     you get well, you will see letters sent to you again exceeding
10 III  |     before the arrival of your letters, many persons having come
11 IV, 1|  tyranny of dejection? For the letters which you sent to me by
12 IV, 4|        have not the benefit of letters from me? I have already
13 IV, 4|    already sent you three long letters, one by the proconsular
14 IV, 4|        you have received these letters then go over them constantly
15 IV, 4|      for shame. But read those letters which I have sent, and you
16 IV, 5|       and earnestly begged for letters from me, and his presence
17 IV, 5|   therefore have a care of the letters; and if Helladius the presbyter
18  V   |        friends. All his extant letters were written during his