Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|       head; and in a moment of time all these evils will be
 2  I, 4|   suppose were offended at the time of the crucifixion? One
 3  I, 4|       offended, how many for a time upset by that? For the story
 4  I, 4|        story prevailed at that time, although it was a fabrication,
 5  I, 5|      that you do not pass your time in weeping, but in serenity
 6 II, 2|        the lists for the first time, but already exhausted with
 7 II, 2|        up in a brief moment of time affecting his lands, his
 8 II, 3|   sufferings. For consider the time when he desired it, and
 9 II, 4|    will be removed at the same time, and when the root has been
10 II, 4|        when men who pass their time in such a habit of disci
11 III  |        to me as I spent all my time closely confined to my bed,
12 III  |      found to cling to it at a time when many are deserting
13 IV, 1|    here is concerned I pass my time cheerfully and gladly, surrounded
14 IV, 4|  choose to send at the present time having been exceedingly
15 IV, 5|     those parts at the present time), take measures to put them
16 IV, 5| measures to put them off for a time on account of the winter
17  V   |     spending the whole of your time in quietness and rest, and
18  V   |     that, even at this present time, being elated with joy,