Chapter

 1 INT   |    practice of the virtues, some having striven as Martyrs, and
 2 INT   |       sin unto blood, and others having struggled in self-discipline,
 3 INT   |          in self-discipline, and having trodden the narrow way,
 4 INT   |   hanging over that servant who, having received of his lord the
 5 II    |       were sent in quest of him, having learnt that he abode in
 6 II    |       who are altogether carnal, having nothing of the Spirit, they
 7 II    |          that are not. And never having understood them, how shall
 8 II    |   coeternal with the Father, and having created the heavens and
 9 II    |        desire the present world, having passed judgement on the
10 IV    |   formerly thou didst persecute, having, thou shalt tell him, found
11 IV    |          enamoured of them, who, having no good hopes yonder, find
12 VI    |          doth not accuse thee of having committed any trespass)
13 VII   |          condemned him to death, having seized one of the Twelve
14 VII   |         descended into hell, and having harrowed it, he delivered
15 VII   |        the giver of immortality, having made flesh immortal, was
16 IX    |       camest thou in hither, not having a wedding garment?" And
17 XI    |        empty and unoccupied, not having received the operation of
18 XI    |          operation of grace, nor having filled itself with the riches
19 XI    |  untimely snatched by death, and having not made speed enough to
20 XII   |        kingdom that hath no end. Having then come to this wise resolve,
21 XII   |         retirement and solitude, having removed themselves far from
22 XII   |     their earthly life-time, and having drawn nigh to God. Others
23 XV    |         makeeth a choice without having conceived a preference.
24 XVI   |         come, a godly life, and, having brought his days without
25 XVI   |        and cannot see afar off,' having deprived himself of the
26 XVIII |         tyranny. Even so I also, having been made aware of thine
27 XVIII |      whole armour of the Spirit, having thy loins girt about with
28 XVIII |       girt about with truth, and having on the breast-plate of righteousness,
29 XVIII |         helmet of salvation, and having thy feet shod with the preparation
30 XIX   |        the vanity of their mind, having their understanding darkened,
31 XXII  |    attended him diligently, and, having right well judged his ease,
32 XXVI  |        Faithful, some were dead, having fallen victims to the fury
33 XXVII |         own evil passions; that, having these gods for advocates
34 XXVII |         its proper members, but, having an unbroken union with all
35 XXVIII| temple-keepers stood speechless, having nothing but a few weak and
36 XXVIII|         Nachor to his son, still having hopes of him and thinking
37 XXVIII|        of the judgement to come, having heard thereof from many
38 XXXI  |         Hell is in bitterness at having met thee below: for it was
39 XXXI  |          and all Christian folk, having a good God and a lover of
40 XXXII |   Because your side, despite its having wise advocates and mighty
41 XXXIV |       tyranny of the devil, who, having once taken men captive,
42 XXXV  |        Christ. But King Abenner, having thus forsaken his former
43 XXXVII|         the adversary ashamed of having fallen in the first assault.
44 XL    |      apparelled with much light, having in their hands crowns radiant
45 XL    |    labour worthy of his calling, having crucified the world to himself,