Letter, Par.

 1 II, 1|      application of it cured my infirmity. I beseech you therefore
 2 II, 2|         be, is so oppressive as infirmity of body. And this is proved
 3 II, 3|     mean that which consists in infirmity of body. For in the case
 4 II, 3|  fromsaying it now) this bodily infirmity availed for his salvation;
 5 II, 3| cheerfully endured poverty, and infirmity, and friendlessness. For
 6 II, 3|         did not cure this man's infirmity, but left him in the furnace
 7 II, 3|         not subjected to bodily infirmity, yet he was buffeted by
 8 II, 3|   inasmuch as in this excessive infirmity of yours you have a perpetual
 9 II, 4|     care of himself. As regards infirmity then enough has now been
10 II, 4|     have got rid of your bodily infirmity. For if it is the former
11 II, 4|      set free from sickness and infirmity, which, as I know, is a
12 III  |         been released from your infirmity, but above all that you
13 III  |        name even to your bodily infirmity, which is an evidence of
14 III  |   sufferer from the most severe infirmity, and yet more cheerfully
15 IV, 2|       the Isaurians, nor my own infirmity which was so grievously
16 IV, 2|        respite on account of my infirmity and the impending danger.
17  V   |        for the present from the infirmity which was lately oppressing