Chapter

 1 I      |    fading nature of this present time, and the fixedness and incorruptibility
 2 II     |      heart alas! is fixed amiss. Time was when I also clung thereto
 3 III    |         discovered after the set time, they should be delivered
 4 V      |          of me after death, when time delivereth all things to
 5 VI     |           VI. ~There was at that time a certain monk, learned
 6 VI     |         boastful beyond measure. Time would fail me to tell thee
 7 VII    |    likeness of a dove. From that time forth he began to do great
 8 VIII   |          that hath now this long time enveloped my heart, was
 9 VIII   |        and likeness. And for the time to come we cast away all
10 VIII   |       saith, `The present is the time for work, the future for
11 VIII   |       defence by after-works, no time for amendment, no other
12 IX     |         wisely put forth. At one time he brought into his tale
13 IX     |          the uncertainty of that time. Then all those virgins
14 IX     | clearness by the prophets of old time, illumined by the grace
15 XI     |          I have also told you in time past, that they which do
16 XI     |   immersion in the font a second time. For it is one baptism that
17 XI     |         into defilement a second time, but hold fast to the commandments
18 XI     |          Give to him that asketh time, and from him that would
19 XI     |        but it needeth labour and time; and many hath it saved
20 XI     |         For it saith, `From that time began Jesus to preach and
21 XII    |          of all men; but after a time it maketh him their hate
22 XIII   |         their friendship for the time to come. But, see, I present
23 XIV    |     whose citizens had, from old time, the custom of taking some
24 XIV    | deposited his wealth, passed his time in continual plenty mid
25 XIV    |    worldly goods, -- for all our time has been wasted on their
26 XV     |         whose slavery for a long time past thou hast been miserable,
27 XVI    |          heard that, once upon a time, there was a king who governed
28 XVI    |   companions observed this for a time, and marvelled that people,
29 XVI    |         this king lived, for the time to come, a godly life, and,
30 XVII   |         man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son,
31 XVII   |         Creator; and at the same time I think upon the well-ordered
32 XVIII  |         If thou hadst for a long time considered, most wise Sir,
33 XVIII  |        downward, and waste their time in pleasures and lusts:
34 XVIII  |         her in captivity for the time to come. But of the residue
35 XVIII  |      will of the Lord concerning time; thou now indeed must be
36 XVIII  |          up for thyself, for the time to come, treasure that cannot
37 XIX    |         strike root so deep that time and labour be required to
38 XX     |       every man's work, pass the time of your sojourning here
39 XXI    |          preaching. But from the time when thy father stirred
40 XXI    |         his way; and at the same time he foretold that they should
41 XXII   |          ever. Amen." ~From that time forth he kept himself with
42 XXIV   |       But the present is the set time for work: the future for
43 XXIV   |       gods, I will first deliver time to sundry tortures, and
44 XXV    |          of Solomon, "There is a time to love, and a time to hate;
45 XXV    |         is a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war,
46 XXV    |      love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace."
47 XXV    |       hate; a time of war, and a time of peace." First of all
48 XXV    |        to be abhorred. For for a time it sweeteneth and tickleth
49 XXV    |        and that galling shame -- time after time, were it not
50 XXV    |      galling shame -- time after time, were it not worth men's
51 XXVI   |      Barlaam, who, of old in the time of Balak, when purposing
52 XXVII  |      dissolving through lapse of time, and molten in the pot,
53 XXVIII |      even if, until this present time, thou hast waxen old in
54 XXVIII |         the end, and may neither time nor tide ever pluck it out
55 XXVIII |       life. He himself spent his time in prayers and fastings,
56 XXIX   |        XXIX. ~Now about the same time there was in that city a
57 XXIX   | sacrifice. Now, therefore, it is time for thee to fulfil thy promises,
58 XXIX   |     honours from all men for all time to come." ~Hereupon Theudas,
59 XXXII  |        smitten dumb. Now late in time, and with difficulty, came
60 XXXIII |       shall it be some solace to time in thy distress, that thou
61 XXXIII |        infinitely more, when the time should come for the recompense
62 XXXV   |        thou so disquieted within time? Set thy hope on God, and
63 XXXVI  |     captivity. So now it is high time to fulfil the service that
64 XXXVI  |          I promised to God; high time to depart thitherward, where
65 XXXVI  |     leader and king; for by this time ye have been conformed to
66 XXXVI  |        the road that I have long time desired, and all ye shall
67 XXXVII |         so longeth my soul after time, O God. My soul is athirst
68 XXXVIII|       spirits of evil. From that time forward he mortified all
69 XXXVIII|       else had he died afore his time, and forfeited the reward
70 XXXVIII|       was unceasing, and all the time of his life was spent in
71 XXXIX  |    fulness. Now therefore as the time of my departure is at the
72 XXXIX  |        but thyself abide for the time to come in this place, holding
73 XXXIX  |          dread the length of the time, nor the tricks of devils.
74 XXXIX  |         the long duration of the time, be as one that daily expecteth
75 XL     |        But Barlaam said that his time was not yet come to win