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 1 I      |         being without issue, he took ceaseless thought how he
 2 II     |     saying, which, by its three took my soul by storm; and the
 3 II     |         preserved ever until it took root, blossomed, and bare
 4 IV     |         perceived that the king took his word ill, and was craftily
 5 V      |       but the word of salvation took hold of his heart, and the
 6 VI     |        noblemen and counsellors took offence thereat, deeming
 7 VII    |         Again therefore Barlaam took up his parable and said, "
 8 VII    |      that blissful state. So he took the serpent for the workshop
 9 VII    |         by the gods themselves, took heart to pollute themselves
10 VII    |        things, yet without sin, took our infirmities and bare
11 VII    |   nature of that flesh which he took from us, his divine nature
12 VII    |        divine and that which he took from us, his human nature
13 VIII   |    proof shall suffice thee. He took earth and made man, though
14 IX     |        I was a stranger, and ye took me in: naked, and ye clothed
15 IX     |          They that were foolish took their lamps and took no
16 IX     |    foolish took their lamps and took no oil with them, but the
17 IX     |         with them, but the wise took oil.' By the oil he signifieth
18 X      |          called nightingale. He took a knife, for to kill and
19 XII    |        and necessary meats they took only so much as was sufficient
20 XII    |     daily at eventide, that is, took but a taste of food. In
21 XIV    |     peace and safety." ~Barlaam took up his parable and said, "
22 XIV    |        and unforbidden use, and took a great store of money and
23 XV     |        eternal riches; and they took up their Cross and followed
24 XVI    |       mixing wine. When the man took the cup in his hands, she
25 XVI    |       glory and noble birth, he took him by the hand, and brought
26 XIX    |      tender mercy was made man, took upon him all the affections
27 XIX    |         the same manner also he took the cup, and gave unto them
28 XIX    |       emptied himself, and even took the form of a servant. Likewise
29 XXI    | implanted in my heart." Barlaam took up his parable and uttered
30 XXII   |    physician of reputation, and took great pains that he should
31 XXII   |         to discover Barlaam, he took and ordered them to be led
32 XXIV   |         men to pursue him. They took and brought him before their
33 XXVI   |        into his own soul. So he took counsel with himself, and
34 XXVII  |         without defilement, and took flesh, and appeared among
35 XXVIII |     gracefulness of this speech took his wise men and priests
36 XXX    |       trip. Of her the deceiver took possession, and whispered
37 XXXI   |      and on the morrow the king took him and went forth to visit
38 XXXI   | remained that which he was, and took on himself that which he
39 XXXII  |        him to his evil den, and took his magical books, and,
40 XXXIV  |      miscarry in his desire, he took courage by the tender mercy
41 XXXIV  |    living God on high. ~Ioasaph took up his tale from the beginning,
42 XXXVI  |     heavenly love. Him the king took apart, and spake gently
43 XXXVIII| earnestness of his life. For he took only so much of that coarse