Chapter

 1 I      |       short account of the king's words, but cleaving closely to
 2 II     |        the man of God heard these words, he made reply, at once
 3 II     |       Divine hath shown me in few words? For he saith, `The whole
 4 II     |           tied me down fast by my words, I bear with thine effrontery,
 5 IV     |     answered,"I am a physician of words. If ever in speech or converse
 6 IV     |              The king heard these words and waxed exceeding wroth:
 7 IV     |        but the king had taken his words amiss, and by his change
 8 V      |        was the king to hear these words, but, perceiving that to
 9 VI     |       steadfast judgment, yet thy words prove thee to be boastful
10 VI     |           behold it, listen to my words. ~"This exceeding precious
11 VI     |     eyesight. But I am won by thy words, and will not hesitate to
12 VI     |           He, hearing his tutor's words, felt a strange joy and
13 VII    |       power of Christ. Lo, in few words I have made known unto thee
14 VIII   |        king's son had heard these words, there flashed a light upon
15 VIII   |          strong. For lo, as these words dropped upon mine ear, sweetest
16 VIII   |          that thou hast heard the words of God incarnate? And what
17 VIII   |           reason and expressed in words by us who are earthly, and
18 VIII   |         is that we have heard the words of the Incarnate God, know
19 VIII   |      world in awful glory, beyond words to tell; and for fear of
20 VIII   |          records of the deeds and words and thoughts of all of us,
21 VIII   |           advocate, no persuasive words, no false excuse, no mightiness
22 IX     |          let him hear.' ~"In such words and many more did the Lord
23 IX     |           bodies, and confirm his words in deed, by raising many
24 IX     |           reserved a requital for words, deeds and thoughts, is
25 IX     |          overt acts, but also for words and even secret thoughts;
26 IX     |         recompense to come. Their words also have been most surely
27 X      |         lucidity and sense of her words, freed the bird from her
28 X      |       understood the force of her words, and whether he had gleaned
29 X      |      Though thou didst receive my words readily and gladly, thou
30 XI     |           said unto him, "All thy words are fair and wonderful,
31 XI     | straightway remembered the Lord's words, and went out and wept bitterly,
32 XII    |           these men, not only the words and works, but even the
33 XIV    |   unstable mind, when I heard the words of a wise teacher calling
34 XVII   |        and heard such unspeakable words, uttered such sentences,
35 XVII   |           his hand are we and our words, and all prudence and knowledge
36 XVIII  |      better than by uttering such words as thou hast now spoken
37 XIX    |         like doctrines and saving words did Barlaam instruct the
38 XIX    |        quick and dead, and by the words which himself knoweth, of
39 XIX    |         wicked thoughts, unseemly words and evil communications,
40 XX     |           his continuance in such words and considerations, layeth
41 XXI    |             XXI. ~With such moral words did the reverend elder exhort
42 XXI    |           servant? I wot that the words of that man have sunk deep
43 XXI    |     gladly and unceasingly to his words. Yea, and we also are not
44 XXI    |           in good works, and with words of exhortation established
45 XXII   |      spirit." But, on hearing his words, the king suspected that
46 XXII   |         king, point by point, the words which the old man spake
47 XXII   |           to thy will." ~By these words then did Araches set the
48 XXII   |       king was delighted with his words, and rocked himself on idle
49 XXIV   |        die the death." With these words he delivered him to Araches,
50 XXIV   |        lied to itself, to use the words of holy David, and righteousness
51 XXIV   |          the king heard all these words, he was furiously enraged:
52 XXIV   |        now are, and think upon my words, but there shall be no advantage
53 XXIV   |           wisdom and unanswerable words; with anger, at the persistence
54 XXVI   |         When the king heard these words, and saw the steadfastness,
55 XXVI   |           When Nachor heard these words, he was exceeding sorrowful
56 XXVI   |   idol-priests and Nachor crossed words, like another Barlaam, who,
57 XXVII  |            then are the gods mere words: but if the stories be natural,
58 XXVII  |        because they speak not the words of men but the words of
59 XXVII  |          the words of men but the words of God. But all other nations
60 XXVIII |       himself made answer in many words, and by dark speeches hinted
61 XXVIII |       polluted thy lips with foul words and crafty simulation, but
62 XXVIII |         Pricked at heart by these words, spake Nachor, "Well said!
63 XXVIII |        the king's son heard these words, immediately he arose, and
64 XXVIII |         With these and many other words did that saintly youth speak
65 XXVIII |          penitent, and with these words, as it were with ointments,
66 XXVIII |         profited by his wholesome words. And not a few left the
67 XXX    |           her with many such-like words, immediately the evil spirit
68 XXX    |        the damsel heard Ioasaph's words fulfilled with all wisdom,
69 XXX    |       then she spake with fawning words entangling him, right and
70 XXXI   |         propositions, and weaving words about the preaching of the
71 XXXII  |           into all lands, and its words into the ends of the world --
72 XXXII  |           of idolatry, were these words spoken by the prophet. For
73 XXXII  |           shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.' And
74 XXXII  |           craft that with glosing words concealeth the mire of their
75 XXXII  |           no strength to face the words that he hath uttered. Mighty
76 XXXII  |      charmed away his sorrow with words of salvation, and pledged
77 XXXIII |           to the persuasion of my words, come now; I will divide
78 XXXIII |       with kindly mien and gentle words. For he was not minded to
79 XXXIII |           yield themselves to his words. ~What wonder, then, if,
80 XXXIV  |      heart. As they confirmed his words (for the day-spring from
81 XXXIV  |         senses, and know that the words which thou hast ever spoken
82 XXXIV  |         this letter, and read the words therein, his soul was filled
83 XXXIV  |           was that speech but the words put into his mouth by the
84 XXXIV  |       things set he forth in many words, which bore witness that
85 XXXV   |     wrought. But with comfortable words Ioasaph sought to ease the
86 XXXV   |             With such comfortable words did Ioasaph cheer his soul,
87 XXXV   |           I repay thee? With what words of blessings may I bless
88 XXXVI  |       overtaken them. But he with words of comfort hushed their
89 XXXVI  |         addressed them with sharp words, and chode with them harshly;
90 XXXVIII|      again, discoursing wholesome words, and full of heavenly wisdom,
91 XXXIX  |           with him.'" ~With these words, and many others, full worthy
92 XXXIX  |          of missing his departing words and utterances, his last
93 XXXIX  |      Ioasaph's soul with edifying words, saying, "Well-beloved son,
94 XL     |         and saying, "These are my words, Ioasaph, which I once spake