Chapter

 1 I      |          the ends of the world" and came to the Indians, it stirred
 2 II     |         thou askest the cause how I came to despise things temporal,
 3 III    |             s birth-day feast there came unto the king some five
 4 IV     |           all the night long, there came to his remembrance the man
 5 IV     |           if ye fear not death, how came ye to be fleeing? Lo! this
 6 V      |             Now the king his father came oftentimes to see his boy,
 7 V      |       delight his mind. ~So thus it came to pass that the king's
 8 VI     |            and the fowls of the air came and devoured them up: some
 9 VI     |             and famous king: and it came to pass, when he was riding
10 VII    |        intelligent soul, and thence came forth in one substance,
11 VII    |          when he was baptized there came a voice from heaven, from
12 VII    |          kingdom of heaven which he came upon earth to declare, and
13 VII    |          consenting thereto; for he came for our sakes to suffer
14 VII    |              as I have said before, came death into the world; but
15 IX     |             slept. For since by man came death, by man came also
16 IX     |           by man came death, by man came also the resurrection of
17 IX     |             I was in prison, and ye came unto me.' Wherefore saith
18 IX     |         bidden made light of it and came not, and busied themselves:
19 IX     |           guests. And when the king came in to see the guests, he
20 X      |             fathers knew not. There came new and fresh gods; because
21 X      |                By his grace also, I came to know thy ease, and was
22 XI     |         return to my house whence I came out.' And, when he cometh,
23 XI     |           swine did eat, at last he came to perceive his shameful
24 XI     |       servants."' And he arose, and came to his father. But, when
25 XIV    |             When the appointed year came to an end, the citizens
26 XIV    |          tribunal of my soul, and I came to hate my whole life that
27 XVIII  |         knew for sure that, if this came to his knowledge, he would,
28 XVIII  |           myself in this dress, and came to sow the seed of the divine
29 XVIII  |             return thither whence I came, and thereupon doff this
30 XIX    |           light; and from very life came forth the life-giving spring,
31 XIX    |          and God, for our salvation came down upon earth, by the
32 XIX    |            in his garden. And there came upon him the grace of the
33 XXI    |     understanding. ~Upon the morrow came Barlaam and spake of his
34 XXII   |           of my lord thy son. There came an evil man and a sorcerer,
35 XXII   |             of life; but, when this came to the ears of the king,
36 XXII   |             When they arrived, they came about the monks like so
37 XXIV   |            king removed thence, and came back to his own palace,
38 XXIV   |          son's palace. When his son came forth for to meet him, instead
39 XXIV   |         these unspeakable blessings came in my path I rejoiced to
40 XXIV   |            turn and live -- he, who came down from the unspeakable
41 XXV    |             day following, the king came to his son, and sat down,
42 XXV    |           the Lord, which saith, "I came not to send peace, but strife
43 XXVI   |           there found one only that came to the help of the supposed
44 XXVI   |             noble-hearted Barachias came alone to the contest, to
45 XXVI   |      miserably and wretchedly. ~Now came on Nachor, in the disguise
46 XXVII  |          providence of God, O king, came I into the world; and when
47 XXVII  |         these practices of error it came to pass that men suffered
48 XXVII  |           of the most high God, who came down from heaven, by the
49 XXVII  |             But after three days he came to life again, and ascended
50 XXVIII |           like as doth an hart, and came to a den belonging to a
51 XXVIII |           insatiable. ~Now, when he came to think upon his teacher
52 XXVIII |          concerns of the world, and came to the wrestling-school
53 XXIX   | idol-priests, that were no priests, came to him, and appealed to
54 XXIX   |            and with these allies he came to the king. When his arrival
55 XXX    |            his guides; and, when he came to himself, immediately
56 XXX    |          his son's sickness; and he came and asked what ailed him.
57 XXXI   |             love of Christ, Theudas came forward and said, "Wherefore,
58 XXXI   |          round. What harm therefore came to God, the Word, that thou
59 XXXII  |             worship, until the Lord came, and of his tender mercy
60 XXXII  |          time, and with difficulty, came he to understand his own
61 XXXIII |        monks, and some few bishops, came forth from their hiding
62 XXXIII |          off all their trouble, and came up from the holy font pure
63 XXXIV  |            though late and loth, he came to his senses, and renounced
64 XXXIV  |            when a convenient season came, through the grace of Christ,
65 XXXV   |             to the true Faith. Then came the holy Bishop, of whom
66 XXXV   |          Ioasaph received him as he came up from the Holy Font, in
67 XXXVI  |          and all the officers. Then came a scene fit, belike, to
68 XXXVII |            the first assault. So he came by another road (for many
69 XXXVIII|            Chat he endured, comfort came to him from Christ, and,
70 XXXVIII|         Barlaam heard his voice, he came forth from the cave, and
71 XXXVIII|        wasted, from the day that he came to dwell in the desert.
72 XL     |           of Ioasaph's death, there came by divine revelation, from