Chapter

 1 I      |          greatly coveted by most people. Such was the king, and
 2 II     |       all quarters to gather the people together to celebrate his
 3 II     |       making a feast for all his people, he bestowed largesses on
 4 III    |        be they that persuade the people to worship the Crucified
 5 IV     |         turning aside the common people, and stealing all hearts
 6 VII    |          called them `a peculiar people,' and brought them forth
 7 VII    |         Israelites (for thus the people descended from Abraham were
 8 VII    |        of forty years he led the people in the wilderness, and fed
 9 VII    |        So they gave light to the people that wandered in darkness,
10 IX     |     earth, that he may judge his people.' And again he saith, `Arise,
11 X      |        when he was preaching the people were pricked in their heart,
12 XVI    |         time, and marvelled that people, pinched by such poverty
13 XXIII  |   Accordingly, in order that the people may not follow your deceits
14 XXIII  |          persuade certain of the people to join with us, and revolt
15 XXIII  |        heed, ye unwise among the people, and, O ye fools, understand
16 XXVI   |     assembly, and summon all our people and your Galileans, to one
17 XXVI   |          to the deceivers of his people, and fools at heart, "Behold
18 XXVI   |      goods shall be given to the people, that your memorial may
19 XXVII  |    lasciviousness worse than all people upon earth. From the beginning
20 XXVII  |  senseless Egyptians. ~"The same people, not content therewith,
21 XXVII  |         desired to glorify their people's gods, yet they rather
22 XXXI   |        become hateful to all the people? Dost thou not owe thy life
23 XXXIII |    passing fair, and he bade the people there often to resort thither,
24 XXXIII |         he had delivered all the people from their ancient and ancestral
25 XXXIII |         oppression that drew the people to him, but desire and heart-felt
26 XXXV   |          and satraps and all the people there assembled, and was
27 XXXVI  |        me, friends and brethren, people and holy heritage of the
28 XXXVI  |       idols, and freed you, O my people, from cruel captivity. So
29 XXXVI  |      that company and the common people heard thereof, anon there
30 XXXVI  |      departure. While the common people, and they in authority,
31 XXXVI  |          of God, to shepherd his people; in order that he himself
32 XXXVI  |      dead of night, he wrote his people a letter, full of much wisdom,
33 XXXVI  | commotion and mourning among the people, and, in much haste, forth
34 XXXVI  |         Apostle once adjured his people, `Take heed unto thyself,
35 XXXVI  |         king, to feed the Lord's people, whom he hath purchased
36 XXXVI  |          And immediately all the people followed him. They despaired
37 XXXVIII|          delivered multitudes of people from superstitious error,
38 XL     |       own country. ~Now when the people heard tell of that which
39 XL     |       King Barachias and all the people beheld the mighty virtues