Chapter

 1 I      |       of Truth; insomuch that certain of their noblemen and senators
 2 II     |       of bloody sacrifices, a certain mall of the royal household,
 3 II     |    but a stripling, I heard a certain good and wholesome saying,
 4 IV     |   fear of the king. Wherefore certain men, looking enviously on
 5 IV     |      the Christians preach is certain, and as surety sure; howbeit
 6 VI     |      There was at that time a certain monk, learned in heavenly
 7 VI     |    before I be assured by the certain witness of mine own eyes,
 8 VII    |     him wholly the taste of a certain one which was called the
 9 VII    |     being to see God), but by certain manifestations in material
10 VII    |        he brought them into a certain goodly land, the which he
11 IX     |     rewards of good works are certain and sure. Further, that
12 IX     |       brought into his tale a certain rich man which was clothed
13 IX     |    destitute as to overlook a certain beggar named Lazarus laid
14 IX     |    the kingdom of heaven to a certain king which made a marriage-feast
15 X      |       same Apostle Peter to a certain disciple. But I believe
16 XI     |    before us, in a parable, a certain son that had received his
17 XI     |      Again, he representeth a certain good shepherd that had an
18 XIII   |  figures, that I may know for certain what the manner of our life
19 XIII   | future and stable, are like a certain man who had three friends.
20 XIII   |     day he was apprehended by certain dread and strange soldiers,
21 XIV    |   custom of these citizens, a certain man was ordained to the
22 XV     |    unto us of old. For when a certain rich young man asked the
23 XVI    |      taught them to interpret certain sayings of the Scriptures
24 XVIII  |     Barlaam said unto him, "A certain rich man once reared the
25 XXII   |  better: nay, I know for very certain that he will speedily renounce
26 XXIII  |       that we should persuade certain of the people to join with
27 XXVI   |       all his kingdom, beside certain augurs, sorcerers and seers,
28 XXVII  |       calf and the hog; while certain of them worshipped the raven,
29 XXX    |                      XXX. ~"A certain king was grieved and exceeding
30 XXX    |    saw himself carried off by certain dread men, and passing through
31 XXXII  |   gods, were men; and because certain of them had been rulers
32 XXXVIII|      And when he had met with certain signs, pointed out to him
33 XXXIX  |   soul. Then he sent him unto certain brethren, which abode a
34 XL     |     the neighbouring cells, a certain holy man. It was the same