Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|        the ruin of the world? I know all this as well as you;
 2  I, 4|       For the multitude did not know the prediction of the resurrection (
 3  I, 4|       for we read "they did not know that He must rise again
 4  I, 5|        your letters, for this I know of myself, but tell me that
 5 II, 4|     from them. How then shall I know this? not by your merely
 6 II, 4|      and infirmity, which, as I know, is a great annoyance and
 7 IV, 1|      however do not let any one know these things, although they
 8 IV, 1|         them do not let any one know these things. For certainly
 9 IV, 2|      waited for my departure, I know not with what purpose in
10 IV, 4| Nevertheless do not let any one know this from your prudence,
11 IV, 4|    ill-treatment should remain, know for certain that I have
12 IV, 5|       has come home, and let me know whether you have delivered
13 IV, 5|  without consideration. For you know yourself that they are not
14  V   |         by loss of goods? But I know well that these are counted
15  V   |       country and home. But you know how to dwell in great and
16  V   |         of heaven is won. For I know very well that, even at