Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|       the Church, enveloping all things in darkness as of a night
 2  I, 1|        will form an image of the things now taking place so as to
 3  I, 1|       abandon the hope of better things, considering as I do who
 4  I, 1|      theme; but as for all other things, plots, enmities, frauds,
 5  I, 1|     whatever the nature of these things may be they are transitory
 6  I, 1|          when he said - "For the things which are seen are temporal."
 7  I, 1|          dost thou fear temporal things which pass away like the
 8  I, 1|         is the nature of present things whether they be pleasant
 9  I, 1|         having comprised all the things which are esteemed splendid
10  I, 2|      Therefore let none of these things which are happening trouble
11  I, 2|         He suddenly converts all things to a state of tranquillity
12  I, 2|        only able to turn as many things as we expect and hope, to
13  I, 3|       give thanks to God for all things, praising, and invoking
14  I, 3|       thy eyes let none of these things disturb thee. For our Master
15  I, 3|          difficulty, even if all things are reduced to the extremity
16  I, 3|        restore lustre to decayed things,and freshness to those which
17  I, 3|       waxen old. For if He makes things which are not, come into
18  I, 3|         and bestows existence on things which are nowhere by any
19  I, 3|        much more will He rectify things which already exist. But
20  I, 3|      caught by snares. Many such things have indeed often taken
21  I, 3|       you then stumbled at these things? how many were destroyed?
22  I, 3|          this tragedy? And these things were done by him who sought
23  I, 3|         disciples who said these things disputed with a certain
24  I, 3|      they continually said these things against Him and called Him
25  I, 4|  patiently endured, ordering all things according to His own inscrutable
26  I, 5|          will reckon up the good things with the painful, you will
27 II, 1|         in anticipation of these things I have devised many plans
28 II, 1|            for to write the same things," it is said, "to me indeed
29 II, 2|     courageous endurance of such things a slight kind of fortitude,
30 II, 2|       even the head and crown of things accounted painful, namely
31 II, 2| Nevertheless when he heard these things, and others before these
32 II, 2|      scarcely seemed to feel the things which had happened, save
33 II, 3|   Lazarus had done none of these things yet he obtained this blessing
34 II, 3|  occasioned to the body by these things "for this I besought the
35 II, 3|       peace, and rejoiced at the things which happened unto him.~
36 II, 4|          have survived all these things, and now I am in sound health,
37 II, 4|      attention. Taking all these things then into consideration
38 III  |      above all that you bear the things which befall you so bravely,
39 III  |        calamities call all these things an idle tale, sailing on
40 III  |           And you, knowing these things well yourself, and having
41 IV, 1|         thoughts, even inventing things (so you say) which do not
42 IV, 1|        vexed on account of these things, in consequence of which
43 IV, 1|        is nothing to me. For all things are poured abundantly upon
44 IV, 1|       not let any one know these things, although they are the theme
45 IV, 1|       not let any one know these things. For certainly the things
46 IV, 1|        things. For certainly the things which befell me were very
47 IV, 1|           Now when I heard these things I did not expect that any
48 IV, 2|      soldiers having heard these things, sought refuge with me,
49 IV, 2|         for they said that these things were done by the instructions
50 IV, 2|      Having heard and seen these things the good Seleucia, the generous
51 IV, 3|          I knew nothing of these things; for when she came out to
52 IV, 3|      meet me she concealed these things from me, but disclosed them
53 IV, 3|         were devised after these things. For even then they were
54 IV, 3|         knowing nothing of these things, the lady being unable to
55 IV, 3|        city lest we suffer worse things than what the Isaurians
56 IV, 3|       their eye; I suppose these things irritated Pharetrius and
57 IV, 3|       Honour to rejoice at these things, to be glad, and leap for
58 IV, 3|         me worthy to suffer such things And I beseech you to keep
59 IV, 4|         thoughts, even inventing things which do not exist," an
60 IV, 4|         will no longer say these things, even if you are infinitely
61 IV, 4|  distressing; and that all other things are but dust and smoke.
62 IV, 5|        him. Nevertheless let all things which depend on you be done,
63 IV, 5|    importance. For there are two things which would specially distress
64 IV, 5|          prevent either of these things happening: but if it were
65 IV, 5|          own country, and to set things in order there, and then
66  V   |    trained yourself in all these things. Wherefore having practised
67  V   |         no wise disturbed by the things which are happening, but
68  V   |       ready to suffer even worse things than they prepare for you.
69  V   |        and rises superior to all things; the perfect training which
70  V   |          those only who do these things, and grieve for them. But