Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|             Nevertheless, you will say, adversity is a terrible
 2  I, 3|        already exist. But you will say there are many who perish,
 3  I, 3|       eating and drinking and they say behold a gluttonous man
 4  I, 5|   consolation from this work.~Pray say many kind words from me
 5  I, 5|           write to me again do not say "I have much comfort from
 6 II, 1| satisfactory condition. Now if you say that your ailments have
 7 II, 2|            What is it then which I say and write? Nothing, Olympias,
 8 II, 2|         themselves; nevertheless I say when he saw this great storm
 9 II, 4|       causes your disorder, as you say in your letter, it is obvious
10 IV, 1|           inventing things (so you say) which do not exist, and
11 IV, 2|          having heard some persons say "Where are you leading him
12 IV, 3|           fact.~And what is one to say about the other events which
13 IV, 4|         accusation that you should say "I take a pride in increasing
14 IV, 4|             and you will no longer say these things, even if you
15 IV, 5|         neglect what I am about to say, but to pay diligent heed