Chapter

 1 II     |        thee." ~So the man of God went out and withdrew to the
 2 II     |        Ioasaph, and in his folly went in person to the temples
 3 IV     |          On a day, when the king went forth a-hunting with his
 4 V      |        that the king's son often went abroad. One day, through
 5 V      |         it is inexorable?" So he went away, restlessly turning
 6 VI     |       the prince." So saying, he went in, and, word by word, reported
 7 VI     |          my master saith, 'There went out a sower to sow his seed:
 8 VI     |       with wife and children, he went to the palace gate, weeping
 9 VII    |        the Egyptians pursued and went in after them, the waters
10 IX     |          busied themselves: some went to their farms, some to
11 IX     |     arose. `They that were ready went forth to meet the bridegroom
12 IX     |          meet the bridegroom and went in with him to the marriage,
13 IX     |      their lamps were going out, went forth to buy oil. Afterward
14 XI     |          famine in that land, he went and joined himself to one
15 XI     |         the ninety and nine, and went forth to seek that which
16 XI     | remembered the Lord's words, and went out and wept bitterly, and
17 XII    |          bright that their sound went out into all lands, and
18 XIII   |     whereon he had reckoned, and went to his second friend, saying, `
19 XIII   |          of them. At the last he went away to the third friend,
20 XIV    |       banishment like those that went before him. But while the
21 XVI    |          and left his father and went into exile. On his journey
22 XVIII  |          desert. So on a day she went out and found an herd of
23 XXI    |  departed out of the palace, and went his way, rejoicing and giving
24 XXII   |         his cloak around him and went to the king, and entered
25 XXII   |       had never seen the man, he went forth into the desert places,
26 XXII   |     shamefully entreated as they went. ~
27 XXIII  |     shamefast, noble-hearted men went bravely to torture like
28 XXIV   |  horsemen, and made as though he went in quest of Barlaam. When
29 XXVII  |   Chaldeans, which knew not God, went astray after the elements
30 XXVII  |    Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and went once to sojourn in Egypt.
31 XXVII  |         ascent into the heavens, went out into all the kingdoms
32 XXVIII |      Olympic games, and with him went Nachor. When alone, the
33 XXVIII |       with a contrite heart, and went bounding into the depths
34 XXIX   |    rendered him thanks, the king went up again unto his palace,
35 XXX    |        did the king. But Theudas went home to his evil den, and,
36 XXXI   |         with strange thoughts he went again unto his own palace.
37 XXXI   |     morrow the king took him and went forth to visit the prince.
38 XXXII  |         cedars of Libanus: and I went by and lo, he was gone:
39 XXXII  |         been thus instructed, he went out immediately and gat
40 XXXIII |  departure hence. Now, since all went well with him, and since
41 XXXIV  |    father, "Thy son is come," he went forth straightway for to
42 XXXV   |       But, on the eighth day, he went back to his palace and distributed
43 XXXVI  |          and, unobserved of all, went forth from his palace. But
44 XXXVI  |        and, in much haste, forth went every man for to seek him;
45 XXXVI  |           in the sight of all he went forth from the palace. And
46 XXXVI  |        from him, and unwillingly went home, often turning round
47 XXXVII |     XXXVII. ~Thus this noble man went forth from his palace rejoicing,
48 XXXVII |         a coat of gladness, thus went he off to his hermit-life,
49 XXXVII |          in the might of Christ, went on his way rejoicing and
50 XXXVIII|          those two years Ioasaph went about continually, seeking
51 XXXVIII|      whom he sought, and thither went foot-hot, as when a cunning
52 XXXVIII|        this other old hermit, he went on rejoicing, strong in
53 XXXVIII|        had befallen him since he went away; and in how many ways