Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1| image of our present evils I may seek speech shrinks baffled
 2  I, 1|   the nature of these things may be they are transitory and
 3  I, 5| succour of God. But that you may not hear everything from
 4  I, 5|   this as thy task, that you may reckon up everything accurately
 5  I, 5|    with this good employment may divert your mind from despondency;
 6  I, 5|      your blessed household. May you continue in good health
 7 II, 1| arrange that some more of it may be sent to me. For having
 8 II, 2|      and lament, so that you may understand how this kind
 9 II, 3|      Lazarus (and although I may have often said this to
10 II, 3|      it releases any one who may have committed the greatest
11 II, 3|   his words "that his spirit may be saved in the day of the
12 II, 4|     my departure thence, you may understand what sufferings
13 II, 4|   aloud. For if you will, it may prove an effectual remedy
14 III  |    on my stomach, so that it may be able to digest it easily.
15 IV, 2|    from us. For wherever you may fall, you will fall into
16 IV, 4|  sensation of cold. And if I may form a conjecture from the
17 IV, 4|     own homes, although they may possibly come out after
18  V   |    that existing temptations may be suppressed, and that
19  V   |  suppressed, and that others may not occur, thus fulfilling
20  V   |     who bids us pray that we may not enter into temptation;