Chapter

 1 I     |         and fading nature of this present time, and the fixedness
 2 II    |     captive to the love of things present. ~"But `after that the kindness
 3 II    |            and behold! all things present are vanity and vexation
 4 II    |   renouncing the vanity of things present and the unstable changes
 5 II    |        fear death, nor desire the present world, having passed judgement
 6 IV    |        and, lightly esteeming the present world, would fain become
 7 IV    |         the life to come; for the present is of a surety cut short
 8 IV    |         it.' The enjoyment of the present life, though in seeming
 9 IV    |       hair-shirt, and at daybreak present thyself before the king.
10 IV    |          to be wrenched from this present world, and therefore dread
11 IV    |       dread death, nor desire the present world, but only long for
12 VI    |        the king's son, and I will present it to him. Beyond compare,
13 VIII  |         works; for he saith, `The present is the time for work, the
14 VIII  |        Many righteous men in this present life have suffered much
15 XI    |       chargeth us to mourn in the present life, that we may obtain
16 XII   |    considered well how they might present soul and body without blemish
17 XII   |        there we believe him to be present in the midst of his servants. ~"
18 XII   |         neighbour, carrying their present life down to the grave,
19 XII   |      discerned the vanity of this present world and the uncertainty
20 XII   |       lord, that are all agog for present joys and are glued thereto,
21 XII   |         the deceitfulness of this present life, -- the interpretation
22 XII   |          receive those who choose present pleasures rather than future
23 XIII  |         time to come. But, see, I present thee with two ragged garments,
24 XIV   |    fleeting and temporary are all present things); then, I say, I
25 XIV   |           else like them, so also present things will vanish in the
26 XIV   |        And, as I am myself of the present, I also shall doubtless
27 XIV   |           delight for ever in the present world, so also shall it
28 XIV   |        which are flustered by the present world. They labour painfully
29 XIV   | incorruptible and eternal for the present world, and have made themselves
30 XIV   |         did discern the vanity of present things and hate them with
31 XV    |         show my hatred for things present and lay hold on things eternal?
32 XV    |        leasing? Trow ye that this present life, and luxury, and these
33 XV    |          have them not, and, when present, cannot be trusted by their
34 XV    |          so long as he is in this present life, is committed to his
35 XVI   |       teacheth this hatred of the present world?" ~The other answered
36 XVI   |          the good; since, for the present at least, 'he is blind and
37 XVI   |     renounce the vanity of things present, and am resolved to withdraw
38 XVIII |      Saints were impatient of the present. Wherefore saith the Apostle, `
39 XVIII |        men who cleave fast to the present life. Blessed are ye that
40 XVIII |         soothly the vanity of the present life, and the evils with
41 XVIII |         for the remainder of this present life we shall dwell together;
42 XVIII |         But those who despise the present for love of the eternal
43 XIX   |           heart, that thou mayest present thy soul without blemish
44 XX    |        face. ~"Our good Master is present everywhere, hearkening to
45 XX    |      frailty and vanity of things present, and the eternity of things
46 XXI   |    condemned the vanity of things present, and proved the utter misery
47 XXI   |           the whole heavenly host present to attest it, and record
48 XXI   |           therefore nought in the present world above God and his
49 XXIII |         not to share with thee in present goods, nor are ambitious
50 XXIV  |        king in the hearing of all present, "Art thou the devil's workman,
51 XXIV  |           and repentance. But the present is the set time for work:
52 XXIV  |           if the pleasures of the present world were not evanescent
53 XXV   |            for the objects of thy present worship are idols, the works
54 XXV   |        Holy Ghost, and ended this present life in good works. And
55 XXVIII|          that even if, until this present time, thou hast waxen old
56 XXIX  |        and the king must needs be present at the feast, and grace
57 XXIX  |       that he might neglect to be present in their temple, and that
58 XXX   |       this great mischief, and to present himself pure unto Christ,
59 XXX   |          my body which I swore to present unto thee chaste. For for
60 XXX   |     ignorance, I have resolved to present myself pure to Christ, and
61 XXXI  |        the gods? And did they not present thee to the king in answer
62 XXXV  |        with him who is everywhere present and imploring him to forgive
63 XXXVII|           as though he were there present to hear his voice, saying, "
64 XXXVII|           the good things of this present world. Never, from this
65 XXXVII|          soul be excited by these present vanities, but fill mine
66 XXXVII|          long years to come, this present distress from thirst, his
67 XXXIX |           God, who art everywhere present, and fillest all things,
68 XL    |     desire: Christ he ever saw as present with him: Christ and his