Chapter
1 IV | pity his misfortune, and take him to his own home, adding
2 IV | For very charity I will take thee up, and render thee
3 VII | madness to the desire to take up arms against his Lord
4 IX | come to the marriage to take their fill of his wondrous
5 IX | Bind him hand and foot, and take him away, and cast him into
6 IX | the wicked for reward, and take justice from the just, and
7 IX | judgement from the needy, and take away the right from the
8 X | more plainly, thou wilt take up thy Cross, and follow
9 XI | sue thee at the law, and take away thy coat, let him have
10 XI | will your heart be also. Take no thought for your life,
11 XI | shall be added unto you. Take therefore no thought for
12 XI | morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of
13 XII | weakness and feeble power, we take the stamp of their lives,
14 XII | are glued thereto, that take never a thought for the
15 XII | friends, nor suffereth them to take timely thought for their
16 XIII | sought for a helper, able to take his part in this terrible
17 XIV | before me were not allowed to take delight for ever in the
18 XV | treasure in heaven, and come, take up thy cross and follow
19 XVI | son of wealthy parents, to take this a beggar's daughter.'
20 XVI | man said, `Yea, but I will take her, unless thou forbid:
21 XVII | add anything to myself nor take anything away, whether in
22 XVIII | soul out of prison,' and take me with thee, and let us
23 XVIII | from an adder. But if I take from thee and so bring back
24 XIX | believe on him, saying, `Take, eat: this is my Body, which
25 XIX | Spirit's grace. Wherefore take good heed hereto, that thou
26 XXI | workings of Satan, and should take from him another cloak instead,
27 XXI | and worn out vestment, and take one that is new, lest I
28 XXI | him to do thy will, and take not thy succour from him,
29 XXII | infamous Barlaam. If we take him, I am assured that we
30 XXII | creed. But if we fail to take Barlaam, I know of an eremite,
31 XXII | departed, he was zealous to take him prisoner. He therefore
32 XXIII | For saith the prophet, `Take heed, ye unwise among the
33 XXVI | and determined rather to take the side of the king's son,
34 XXVII | if the gods be unable to take care of themselves, how
35 XXVII | themselves, how can they take care of others? Great then
36 XXVII | king of the gods, and would take the shape of animals, that
37 XXVII | distress. How then shall he take thought for mankind, he
38 XXVII | salvation, how can they take care of mankind? Nay, even
39 XXVIII| me to-night, that we may take counsel together as touching
40 XXVIII| tomorrow: and do thou in turn take thine advisers unto thee,
41 XXVIII| counsellors to me this night, and take mine to thyself. But if
42 XXVIII| of youth, the baits that take foolish souls, were reckoned
43 XXX | beauty, and do thou in turn take thy fill of my comeliness.
44 XXXI | and called it God. Next ye take the best bullock out of
45 XXXI | humbled himself so far as to take the form of a servant, we
46 XXXI | what of fire? Doth it not take iron, which is black and
47 XXXI | created and corruptible things take no hurt from contact with
48 XXXIII| might escape his hands, and take the journey that he desired.
49 XXXVI | order that he himself might take the journey that he desired. ~
50 XXXVI | face no more. Wherefore I take you to record this day,
51 XXXVI | over-persuade him. Then did the king take that Barachias, of whom
52 XXXVI | once adjured his people, `Take heed unto thyself, and to
53 XXXVI | mighty debt. So we must take good heed lest a like fate
54 XXXVII| habit, that thou shouldest take the shape of beasts and
55 XXXIX | beseech thee, pray the Lord to take me also together with thee
56 XL | me; but do thou, O Lord, take me up. Teach me thy way,
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