Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|      does not at the beginning put down these terrible evils,
 2  I, 2|  former argument); He does not put down evils at the outset,
 3  I, 3|        out and such another is put into his place? Christ was
 4  I, 4|       in a gorgeous robe, then put a reed in His hand, then
 5 III  |      regards diet; therefore I put only a light load on my
 6 III  | constraining forces of nature, put down their tyranny and levelled
 7 III  |        you are the subject you put your enemies to pain, possessing
 8 III  |       while aged men have been put to shame. It is indeed always
 9 IV, 3|        presbyter ordered to be put out, for fear as he said
10 IV, 4|      your prudence, but rather put down those who talk about
11 IV, 5|        time), take measures to put them off for a time on account