Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3|       which are nowhere by any means manifest, how much more
 2  I, 4|     they thought that by these means they should be able to manufacture
 3  I, 5|    acquired much confidence by means of the miracles which they
 4  I, 5|    grew, when it flourished by means of the signs which were
 5 II, 1| Theophilus be exhorted to take means to send some of this to
 6 II, 3|         and it is the greatest means of purification for those
 7 II, 3|          purifying him by this means. For as a proof that what
 8 II, 4|  desire death, nor neglect the means of cure; for indeed this
 9 III  |   their best, and devise every means to bring their ship to some
10 IV, 1| consists my wealth, herein the means of getting rid of my sins-that
11 IV, 3|       afford me every possible means of repose, and if any of
12 IV, 5|      thus be perfected. By all means therefore make friends with
13 IV, 5|      Since then I see no other means of meeting the threatened
14 IV, 5|      season: and do not by any means neglect this: for it is
15 IV, 5|        a great benefit. By all means therefore have a care of
16  V   |        for itself. For by what means will they be able to terrify