Chapter

 1 1 |          to take it. But the old enemy of mankind, envying at the
 2 4 |       the monks did: for the old enemy was so terrified, that he
 3 8 |  lamented much: both because his enemy died in such sort, and also
 4 8 |       presumed to rejoice at his enemy's death. ~PETER: The things
 5 8 |       lamenting the death of his enemy, I acknowledge David: and
 6 8 |          for all that change his enemy. For afterward he endured
 7 8 |        faith of Christ. ~The old enemy of mankind, not taking this
 8 8 | Wherefore new battles of the old enemy against the servant of God
 9 11|         prayers. To whom the old enemy appeared in an insulting
10 16|       did forthwith cast the old enemy out of the possessed man'
11 27|         man there was who had an enemy that did notably spite and
12 30|         of the mountain, the old enemy of mankind upon a mule,