Chapter

 1 II     |         from which thou, O king, art miserably sundered and alienated.
 2 IV     |         along the road that thou art eager to travel; for though
 3 IV     |          I embrace it after thou art gone! Though the path of
 4 IV     |       path of virtue, which thou art about to tread, be difficult
 5 IV     |    forasmuch the death that thou art bringing upon us proveth
 6 VI     |     Though, to all seeming, thou art a man of staid and steadfast
 7 VI     |     initiated in the physician's art, observe that thine eyes
 8 IX     |        he is comforted, and thou art tormented." ~"And otherwhere
 9 X      |        and gone; and behold thou art distraught with grief because
10 X      |         shall answer; while thou art yet speaking, he shall say, `
11 XIII   |      friend: I know not who thou art. Other friends I have, with
12 XVI    |       same doctrines as thou? Or art thou to-day the only one
13 XVI    |           poor and needy as thou art, givest thou thanks as though
14 XVIII  |       good Sir, of what age thou art, and in what manner of place
15 XVIII  |        to the elder, "Since thou art come to deliver me from
16 XIX    |        him, saying, "Behold thou art moved to receive the seal
17 XIX    |        his name.' Wherefore thou art no more a servant, but a
18 XX     |          thy word.' ~"While thou art calling thus, the Lord hear
19 XX     |       Lord hear thee: while thou art yet speaking, he shall say, `
20 XXI    |        my hope, seeing that thou art listless to that which hath
21 XXI    |        knowest of what King thou art the soldier, and with whom
22 XXI    |  everlasting bliss, because thou art blessed and glorified for
23 XXII   |          himself unto thee; thou art the helper of the orphan.
24 XXII   |     thing that is good. But thou art mighty to save me, who sustainest
25 XXII   |      thee and glorify thee. Thou art praised by all creation;
26 XXII   |    praised by all creation; thou art glorified by the intelligent
27 XXIII  |       making answer to one only, art like to be mocking us. But
28 XXIII  |          monk answered, "If thou art eager that all should partake
29 XXIV   |         hearing of all present, "Art thou the devil's workman,
30 XXIV   |         hath come unto me.' Thou art become a joy to mine enemies,
31 XXIV   |      thou been kindled to wrath? Art thou grieved that I have
32 XXIV   |       this light most sweet. Why art thou wholly given up to
33 XXV    |  exceeding strong; for thou only art the unconquerable ally and
34 XXV    |        the passions -- that thou art wilfully a wrong doer, I
35 XXV    |           O my father, that thou art surrounded with a dense
36 XXV    |           thou deemest that thou art well advised, and hast reflected
37 XXVI   |      commands, yet, because thou art stubborn and disobedient,
38 XXVI   |     therefore consider that thou art weighed in the balance.
39 XXVI   |      fellows, said unto Nachor, "Art thou that Barlaam which
40 XXVIII |           of a surety, that thou art not saintly Barlaam, but
41 XXVIII |         of understanding as thou art, and be thou zealous to
42 XXVIII |          pointed thee to me, who art the way of truth and life.
43 XXIX   | reverence of the gods. Thou only art left to be our comfort in
44 XXX    |         Lord Almighty, who alone art powerful and merciful, the
45 XXX    |          desire of mine, if thou art in very truth minded for
46 XXX    |        thy servant, because thou art blessed for ever. Amen." ~
47 XXXI   |   incensing thy father the king, art become hateful to all the
48 XXXI   |         by whom thou livest, and art preserved; and thou callest
49 XXXI   |      senses, and learn that thou art older than the god made
50 XXXI   |          worship, O Theudas, who art more senseless than thine
51 XXXII  |            Belike, Theudas, thou art the ass of the proverb,
52 XXXII  |       for its succour, thou that art evil wouldst have found
53 XXXII  |       shall be changed, but thou art the same, and thy years
54 XXXIV  |         for ever and ever. Great art thou O Lord, and marvellous-worthy
55 XXXIV  |      melted as wax; because thou art able of these stones to
56 XXXIV  |         that thou hast been, and art, long-suffering towards
57 XXXIV  |       him full clearly that thou art the ever living true God,
58 XXXIV  |         and repent, because thou art glorified for ever and ever.
59 XXXV   |      fallen on him, saying, "Why art thou so full of heaviness,
60 XXXV   | heaviness, O my father, and wily art thou so disquieted within
61 XXXV   |         to acknowledge thee, who art the very God and lover of
62 XXXVI  |         thyself, with what right art thou eager to shift the
63 XXXVI  |          remaineth us after thou art gone? What evils shall not
64 XXXVII |         thee, deceiver, who thou art, which stiffest up this
65 XXXVII |    mischief against mankind, and art ever wicked, and never stintest
66 XXXVIII|          began, saying, "Welcome art thou, son well beloved son
67 XXXIX  |        neglecting duty, and thou art minded to slacken the string
68 XXXIX  |      until the crown, which thou art weaving, be more glorious.
69 XXXIX  |     saying, "O Lord, my God, who art everywhere present, and
70 XL     |      ever since I was born; thou art my God even from my mother'
71 XL     |     should walk in; and, as thou art a good God and a lover of
72 XL     |    Barlaam thy servant, for thou art my God, and thee I glorify,
73 XL     |          my saying. But now, why art thou displeased at thy father'
74 XL     |         with thee in honour, and art not rather glad at heart