Chapter

 1 II    |       of these two passions, he spake unto him thus: ~"O thou
 2 II    | truthfully tell thee all." Then spake the king, "Lo I yield to
 3 III   |     learned of all his fellows, spake thus: "From that which I
 4 III   |         his aim and hope." Thus spake the astrologer, like Balaam
 5 IV    |       usurp his kingdom, and he spake, as he spake, to sound thee.
 6 IV    |    kingdom, and he spake, as he spake, to sound thee. Arise therefore,
 7 VI    |      thou saidest at the first, spake concerning the Sower." ~
 8 VII   |        all kinds of fishes. `He spake the word and these all were
 9 VIII  |     than piety itself. For thus spake God, the Word, who was incarnate
10 VIII  |        The good hope, whereof I spake, is that of the kingdom
11 IX    |       miracles, themselves also spake of the future. So, as in
12 IX    |     word and deed. 'Verily,' he spake, `I say unto you, the hour
13 IX    |  kingdom of their father.' Thus spake he and added this thereto, `
14 X     |       be rejected. For thus too spake the same Apostle Peter to
15 XI    |        this parable, that Jesus spake to us, concerneth such as
16 XVI   |  loathsome and abhorrent.' Then spake the chief counsellor unto
17 XX    |       practician of virtue once spake to me on this wise: 'After
18 XXI   |      the Only-begotten. Then he spake of the Son, his dwelling
19 XXI   |         morrow came Barlaam and spake of his departure: but Ioasaph,
20 XXI   |         but ready for to start, spake concerning his journey,
21 XXII  |         on the ground. The king spake unto him, "Why hast thou
22 XXII  |         words which the old man spake with his son, and how gladly
23 XXII  |     meanness or sullenness, and spake never a word. Their leader
24 XXIV  |           Feigning anger, again spake the king, "Though I ought
25 XXVI  |       assuring him that Ioasaph spake truly and aright. But he
26 XXVI  |      the company was come, thus spake the king to his orators
27 XXVI  |       mouth, like Balaam's ass, spake that which he had not purposed
28 XXVIII|        at heart by these words, spake Nachor, "Well said! Sir
29 XXIX  |       sit down beside him. Then spake Theudas unto the king, "
30 XXIX  |      tongue and mouthpiece, and spake unto the king, "If thou
31 XXX   |        days of thy life." ~Thus spake she; for indeed she had,
32 XXX   |         iniquity. Thus then she spake with fawning words entangling
33 XXX   |         him that sent us." Thus spake this crafty spirit to his
34 XXX   |       him out from thence, they spake of taking him back to earth.
35 XXX   |       constrain thyself." ~Thus spake they; and again they crossed
36 XXXII |      charmers. Well, therefore, spake the prophet concerning thee,
37 XXXIII|       first of his councillors, spake unto the king, saying, "
38 XXXIII|         not lost thy son." Thus spake Araches, and all bare witness
39 XXXIV |        tell of all that the son spake with his father, and of
40 XXXVI |        the king took apart, and spake gently with him, and earnestly
41 XXXVI |       Ioasaph perceived that he spake thus, and that his purpose
42 XXXIX |         desert." ~While Ioasaph spake thus in tears, the old man
43 XL    |         laboured so much?" Thus spake he, and straightway thought
44 XL    |    words, Ioasaph, which I once spake unto thee, saying, `When