Chapter

 1 II  |    says, "in the year in which king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord
 2 II  |        mine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts. And
 3 II  |     that most evidently of the King, the Lord of hosts. Upon
 4 II  |   attend the presence of their king. Whence also in this place
 5 III | inquire what cause aroused the King of Glory to appear in Bethlehem.
 6 VI  |      Father; a subject and yet King of all. ~He [Simeon] was
 7 VI  |    what is more splendid for a king than a purple robe embroidered
 8 VI  |        Fitly did that temporal king and Thy servant once sing
 9 VI  |       once sing of Thee as the King Eternal, saying, Thou art
10 VIII|        letter. I have seen the King Eternal, to whom no other
11 IX  | saluation as the mother of the King Eternal, even as somewhere
12 XI  |      and presumption, when the king is present and addressing
13 XII |         in another place, "The king sent forth his armies, and
14 XII |   words: "In the year in which king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord" --
15 XIII|   salute the city of the Great King, together with the whole
16 XIII|    Hail,thou city of the Great King, in which the mysteries
17 XIV |        in Thine own nature the King absolute and sovereign,