Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|       bound, and also burnt, as far at least as the malice of
 2 II, 1|     yourself, you would be in a far more satisfactory condition.
 3 II, 2|     which had happened, save so far as he was a man and a father.
 4 II, 3|        and to be with Christ is far better, but to abide in
 5 II, 3|   victory for the just, shining far above the brightness of
 6 III  |   breeze wafting you on, and so far from being overwhelmed by
 7 III  |        before they had advanced far in the contest, even at
 8 III  |      muster of the enemy are so far from being unstrung, or
 9 IV, 1|         Cucusus? Yet indeed, as far as you were concerned, you
10 IV, 1|        so great an honour which far exceeds my merits? Is it
11 IV, 1| Patricius will tell you that as far as my sojourn here is concerned
12 IV, 4|       this respect; and I am in far greater security here than
13 IV, 5|         Maruthas the Bishop, as far as it concerns you, so as
14 IV, 5|        make friends with him as far as it is possible. I beseech
15 IV, 5|     discharge it completely, so far as they are concerned, even
16  V   |        feeble digestion; and as far as the Isaurians are concerned