Chapter

 1 I      |     wishes and desires, yet one thing there was that marred his
 2 I      |       and were enamoured of one thing only, namely godliness,
 3 III    |  Crucified as God." Meanwhile a thing befell, that made the king
 4 VI     |        tale about so doubtful a thing." Quoth Barlaam, "Well hast
 5 VI     |      thou knowest any such like thing, conceal it not from me,
 6 X      |  unattainable: never regret the thing past and gone: and never
 7 X      |      bade thee never regret the thing past and gone; and behold
 8 X      |         there thou regrettest a thing past and gone. I charged
 9 X      |  separate, and touch no unclean thing,' but `save thyself from
10 X      |      which your gods hold, is a thing of confusion and strife
11 X      |  without turn, renouncing every thing, and cleaving only unto
12 XII    |        sake, have counted every thing as nothing worth. For they
13 XV     |       Jesus said unto him, `One thing thou lackest yet. Go sell
14 XV     |         but adding thereto some thing of his own, one of our wise
15 XV     |        prosperity are any great thing?' -- things which no more
16 XV     |     resolve; for, if he judge a thing, and yet be not inclined
17 XV     |         not inclined toward the thing that he hath judged, and
18 XV     |        object of choice' is the thing chosen before the other
19 XV     |         chosen before the other thing. And no man preferreth a
20 XV     |         And no man preferreth a thing without deliberation, nor
21 XVI    |        Friend, how marvellous a thing it is, that our life, though
22 XIX    |  original.' The original is the thing imaged, and from it cometh
23 XXI    | possession of money were a good thing, I should have let them
24 XXII   |          and not able to do the thing that is good. But thou art
25 XXIV   | strength of my sinews; `for the thing which I greatly feared concerning
26 XXV    |      thou not know how lovely a thing it is to obey one's father,
27 XXV    |         how deadly and cursed a thing it is to provoke a father
28 XXV    |        that it was truly a good thing to worship idols and to
29 XXVII  |       maker is greater than the thing that is made; for, if the
30 XXX    |        to think how masterful a thing the love of women is. Therefore
31 XXX    |        your religion, do many a thing by dispensation, at times
32 XXXI   |      nor of a beast, but only a thing of no use and sheer vanity.
33 XXXI   |       considering the Godhead a thing to be grasped, but he remained
34 XXXIII |       our aim and way, then the thing shall be according to our
35 XXXIV  |       the Creator brought every thing out of nothing, and how
36 XXXIV  |        only to abstain from one thing, the tree of knowledge;
37 XXXVI  |     things, keep thou that good thing which is committed to thy
38 XXXVIII|     deprive me not of this good thing; but grant me to see him,
39 XXXIX  |    imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against