Chapter

 1 II    |      hearken unto me. In former days, when I was still but a
 2 III   |    proclaiming that after three days no monk whatsoever should
 3 IV    |         were found, after three days, in any city or country
 4 V     |        thou shalt spend all thy days in luxury unbroken, and
 5 V     |        of the matter. ~Not many days after, as he was again taking
 6 VI    |      son. There he tarried many days, and enquired diligently
 7 VII   |          in lieu of those happy days and that immortal life,
 8 VII   |       human race. ~"After forty days he ascended into heaven,
 9 VIII  |  generations, but in these last days hath been made known unto
10 VIII  |      law-breaker hath spent his days here in luxury and prosperity.
11 VIII  |         set, and the Ancient of days and Maker of all things
12 IX    |      that had already been four days dead and stank, and thus
13 XIV   |   vanish in the darkness of the days to come. And, as I am myself
14 XVI   |         and, having brought his days without tempest to an end,
15 XVIII |        parted from thee all the days of my life." ~The elder
16 XVIII |        amongst the number of my days the years that I wasted
17 XVIII |         call years of life, and days of salvation. And in numbering
18 XIX   |    according to custom, several days: and he ceased not to resort
19 XXII  |        by the space of six full days, his labour was but spent
20 XXII  |   fellow-monk. But now for many days past we have not seen his
21 XXIII |              XXIII. ~After many days Araches brought them to
22 XXIV  |   sequel shall show. ~After two days the king visited his son'
23 XXIV  |         and bitterly regret thy days that now are, and think
24 XXV   |         throughout my length of days to suffer all things for
25 XXV   |        at their hands length of days, and the enjoyment of all
26 XXV   |     thereafter. Many nights and days have I spent thus: many
27 XXVII |      the Cross. But after three days he came to life again, and
28 XXVIII|       custom is, and after many days, perfected him with baptism
29 XXX   |     thee good hereafter all the days of thy life." ~Thus spake
30 XXXI  | sepulchre by the space of three days; he descended into hell,
31 XXXII |        charged him to fast many days, he cleansed him in Holy
32 XXXII |       Holy Baptism. And all the days of his life Theudas heartily
33 XXXV  |         the space of seven full days, never leaving the grave,
34 XXXVI |                XXXVI. ~In a few days, after he had ended this
35 XXXVI |        in vain, nor spent these days for naught, I have brought
36 XXXVII|     hardships until, after many days, he arrived at that desert
37 XXXIX |       But for thee, even if thy days be not so far lengthened
38 XXXIX |          an old man and full of days in the Spirit. ~
39 XL    |      Thus did Ioasaph spend his days, and render unto him that