Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|         relieve the wound of thy despondency, and disperse the thoughts
 2  I, 5|        may divert your mind from despondency; for you will derive much
 3  I, 5|          you have thrown off all despondency, and are enjoying a season
 4 II, 1|   ailments have been produced by despondency how is it that you again
 5 II, 1|      deeply under the tyranny of despondency as even to desire to depart
 6 II, 1|        to heal the wounds of thy despondency by repeating the same incantations: "
 7 II, 2|      then he was not tortured by despondency, and scarcely seemed to
 8 II, 4|        from me which causes your despondency expect release from this.
 9 II, 4| consideration pray shake off the despondency which now oppresses you,
10 II, 4|      from these dismal swamps of despondency in spite of the unlimited
11 II, 4|          that it was nothing but despondency which caused this sickness
12 II, 4|         you have got rid of your despondency unless you have got rid
13 IV, 4|         will, by increasing your despondency and sorrow. Are you not
14 IV, 4|          aware how great an evil despondency is?~As to the Isaurians,