Letter, Par.

 1  I, 2|           as we expect and hope, to good, but many more, yea infinitely
 2  I, 5|          now you will reckon up the good things with the painful,
 3  I, 5|        occupying yourself with this good employment may divert your
 4  I, 5|      household. May you continue in good health and good spirits,
 5  I, 5|         continue in good health and good spirits, most reverend and
 6 II, 3|              For this is so great a good to those who bear anything
 7 II, 3|          who although he was such a good man, and entrusted with
 8 II, 4|             that I am alive, and in good health, and that in the
 9 III  |         cautious spirit, by sending good tidings instead of sorrowful.
10 IV, 1|      account. For perhaps it seemed good to God that I should be
11 IV, 1| tranquillity, plenty of leisure and good bodily health. For although
12 IV, 1|             my refreshment. And the good Patricius will tell you
13 IV, 2|           and seen these things the good Seleucia, the generous wife
14 IV, 5|           in the gospel, also holds good in the case of practical
15  V   |    permitted to happen again I have good confidence concerning thy