Chapter

 1 I     |    country a king named Abenner, mighty in riches and power, and
 2 III   |      they said that he should be mighty in riches and power, and
 3 VI    |         and manifest to thee the mighty mystery. But and if the
 4 VII   |        them. Then with exceeding mighty miracles and divine manifestations
 5 VII   |         long, to tell of all the mighty and marvellous works full
 6 VIII  |          and prince, this is the mighty mystery which hath been
 7 VIII  |    marvel? For they had not been mighty and singular, if they had
 8 IX    |       unto those of you that are mighty, that are princes, that
 9 IX    |      Lord hath been appointed. A mighty day of wrath is that day,
10 IX    |        kindled before him, and a mighty tempest round about him.
11 X     |          Now I know thee to be a mighty fool. Though thou didst
12 XIV   |      rich in his wealth, nor the mighty in his strength, nor the
13 XVII  |     saith, `There is no king, or mighty man, that had any other
14 XVII  |          to the knowledge of the mighty working of the Creator;
15 XVII  |            without some glorious mighty and marvellous steersmanship
16 XXI   |      inheritor, preserved by the mighty hand of God!" ~Here the
17 XXII  |       that is good. But thou art mighty to save me, who sustainest
18 XXII  |       Zardan answered and said, "Mighty is my peril, and mighty
19 XXII  |          Mighty is my peril, and mighty are the penalties that I
20 XXIV  |          ear can hear. He is the mighty and only potentate, King
21 XXIV  |          is so good, so wise, so mighty, and to serve impure devils,
22 XXV   |    stores of my palace, to build mighty temples for the gods, and
23 XXVI  |      brief, how durst thou be so mighty brazen-faced? What is the
24 XXVII |          brought them out with a mighty hand and stretched out arm
25 XXVII |        of his own free will by a mighty dispensation he tasted of
26 XXIX  |        that thou hast foughten a mighty fight with the Galileans,
27 XXIX  |          befall thee!" ~When the mighty in wickedness had thus boasted
28 XXX   |          it not written that the mighty Peter, whom ye call Prince
29 XXX   | heretofore beheld. He stood in a mighty plain, all a-bloom with
30 XXX   |      dwell in one corner of this mighty city." But they said, "It
31 XXX   |          again they crossed that mighty plain, and bare him to regions
32 XXXII |  religion was instituted by many mighty wise men, and interpreters,
33 XXXII |   ordinance of the many that are mighty and brilliantly wise? What
34 XXXII |        having wise advocates and mighty champions, is dying down,
35 XXXII |      words that he hath uttered. Mighty therefore, in sooth, is
36 XXXII |       the God of the Christians: mighty is their faith: mighty are
37 XXXII |           mighty is their faith: mighty are their mysteries." ~Then
38 XXXIII|         king. And he set apart a mighty and populous city for his
39 XXXIII|       Christ, his Lord, a temple mighty and passing fair, and he
40 XXXV  |       thee, King of glory, alone mighty and immortal, that thou
41 XXXVI |        clamour, an uproar, and a mighty cry and confusion, all weeping
42 XXXVI |      thou hast received of God a mighty sovereignty, thou owest
43 XXXVI |         required to pay all that mighty debt. So we must take good
44 XXXVII|          soul is athirst for the mighty and living God"; or, as
45 XXXVII|        hath been recorded of the mighty Antony. ~But, when the enemy
46 XL    |       Barlaam answered, "In this mighty and exceeding fair city.
47 XL    |          delay, set forth with a mighty host, and arrived at the
48 XL    |        all the people beheld the mighty virtues that were shown