Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|     he said "all the glory of man is as the flower of grass." ~
 2  I, 3|       deceiver," saying "This man is not of God but deceiveth
 3  I, 3|      a gluttonous, and greedy man, and a drunkard, and a friend
 4  I, 3|     For" He said, "the Son of man came eating and drinking
 5  I, 3|       say behold a gluttonous man and a wine-bibber, a friend
 6  I, 4|  robber and housebreaker, the man laden with the crime of
 7 II, 2|       save so far as he was a man and a father. But when he
 8 II, 2|       pain was inflicted on a man's body. And therefore when
 9 II, 3|  departed to the bosom of the man who possessed a dwelling
10 II, 3|    one is an upright and just man it becomes an additional
11 II, 3|     account Paul delivers the man who had made the incestuous
12 II, 3|   although he was such a good man, and entrusted with such
13 II, 3|    the dead did not cure this man's infirmity, but left him
14 II, 4|     that "no one can harm the man who does not injure himself,"
15 IV, 1|      having escaped from that man of Galatia, who nearly threatened
16 IV, 2|   thus I was well nigh a dead man when I entered the city.
17 IV, 5| anxious to create some worthy man bishop, and if this should
18 IV, 5|       inflexible, and zealous man) I have urged him to depart
19 IV, 5|    the hands of some discreet man who has a head on his shoulders.~