Chapter

 1 II     |         court, and in their room bring in Wisdom and Righteousness,
 2 IV     |          order that we might not bring on thee greater condemnation,
 3 VI     |        prudent, that thou mayest bring me before the king's son,
 4 VI     |          like one inspired, bade bring in the man forthwith. ~So
 5 VI     |       stone to become light, and bring forth fruit an hundredfold.
 6 VII    |     worship and practice, and to bring men back to their first
 7 IX     |    trumpet and alarm. And I will bring distress upon the wicked,
 8 XI     |        hell fire:' and, `if thou bring thy gift to the altar, and
 9 XII    |        are the changes that they bring in a moment; for they are
10 XII    |        disordered and disturbed, bring that body to destruction.
11 XV     |        give occasion for choice, bring in their train crowns or
12 XVIII  |    brethren in the neighbourhood bring a blessed dole of bread,
13 XVIII  |         good service to me, and 'bring my soul out of prison,'
14 XVIII  |  deprived of thy fellowship, and bring many ills to my comrades,
15 XVIII  |          I take from thee and so bring back to life that foe, whom
16 XIX    |       neglect small wounds often bring mortification and death
17 XIX    |         little passions and sins bring on greater ones. And the
18 XX     |      wings to thy prayer, and so bring it before God with fervent
19 XXI    |          once were darkened, and bring this visible and invisible
20 XXII   |     death, except ye immediately bring Barlaam before me." "What,"
21 XXIII  |     belong: and because we would bring ourselves to remember their
22 XXIII  |      already departed this life, bring the thought of death more
23 XXIV   |       thou done this? I hoped to bring thee up in all safety, and
24 XXIV   | resurrection of dead bodies, and bring in a thousand more absurdities
25 XXIV   |        but wrought diligently to bring him back to his former honour.
26 XXVI   |      foul play or fair, and thus bring shame on me to-day, speedily
27 XXVI   |      Esay) conceive mischief and bring forth iniquity. There were
28 XXVII  |        they see a stranger, they bring him under their roof, and
29 XXVIII |           I have been zealous to bring thee hither with me for
30 XXX    |       salvation, and desirest to bring me to thy God, and to save
31 XXX    |       how yond damsel hasteth to bring to pass all that we were
32 XXXI   |     sorrow, by the might of God, bring to light the truth, saying, "
33 XXXII  |      doth not the force of truth bring thee to thy senses? The
34 XXXII  |          Seruch was the first to bring in the use of images. For
35 XXXIII |         for Christ his sake, and bring them to his own palace,
36 XXXIV  |     deceit of wicked devils, and bring him unto thee his God and
37 XXXV   |      Ioasaph cheer his soul, and bring him to a good courage. Then
38 XXXVIII|         thy servant, should thus bring forth fruit an hundredfold
39 XL     |      thought he asked Barlaam to bring him to his own habitation,