Letter, Par.

 1 II, 1|     yourself with solicitude, on account of the severity of the winter,
 2 II, 3| continually shifting his home on account of God's command, and sacrificed
 3 II, 3|         who have sinned. On this account Paul delivers the man who
 4 II, 4|       would not be safe. On this account Paul also exhorts Timothy
 5 II, 4|         grievously distressed on account of Pelagius the monk. Consider
 6 III  |        and not a little proud on account of your greatness of soul,
 7 III  |     fallen into disgrace on this account, and become a common spectacle
 8 IV, 1|          not to be vexed on that account. For perhaps it seemed good
 9 IV, 1|        Why then are you vexed on account of these things, in consequence
10 IV, 1|          I will give you a short account of them, not in order to
11 IV, 2|      grant a few days respite on account of my infirmity and the
12 IV, 4|        with a few exceptions. On account of the Isaurians then fear
13 IV, 5|      have special need of him on account of the affairs in Persia.
14 IV, 5|       thither again. For on this account I was anxious to have an
15 IV, 5|       put them off for a time on account of the winter season: and
16  V   |        of thy fortitude. On this account, even though innumerable