Chapter

 1 XXII  |  Barlaam, I know of an eremite, Nachor by name, in every way like
 2 XXII  |    caught; but we shall exhibit Nachor, who, calling himself Barlaam,
 3 XXIV  |       second and summon the man Nachor. At dead of night Araches
 4 XXVI  |        wretchedly. ~Now came on Nachor, in the disguise of Barlaam;
 5 XXVI  |           And, turning round to Nachor, who was supposed to be
 6 XXVI  |       the sons of kings." ~When Nachor heard these words, he was
 7 XXVI  |     when these idol-priests and Nachor crossed words, like another
 8 XXVI  |      manifold blessings, so did Nachor mightily resist these unwise
 9 XXVI  |      all his fellows, said unto Nachor, "Art thou that Barlaam
10 XXVI  |        to serve the Crucified?" Nachor answered, "I am he, I am
11 XXVI  |    these be none?" Then replied Nachor, disdaining even to answer
12 XXVIII|                   XXVIII. ~When Nachor had fully delivered this
13 XXVIII| although furiously enraged with Nachor, was nevertheless unable
14 XXVIII|       dark speeches hinted that Nachor should relax his resistance,
15 XXVIII|    argument of the orators. But Nachor the more mightily prevailed,
16 XXVIII|       to himself, and delivered Nachor to his son, still having
17 XXVIII|        games, and with him went Nachor. When alone, the prince
18 XXVIII|        not saintly Barlaam, but Nachor the astrologer; and I marvel
19 XXVIII|     wisdom. Wherefore, rejoice, Nachor, and be exceeding glad.
20 XXVIII|      iniquity. Understand then, Nachor, man of understanding as
21 XXVIII|     heart by these words, spake Nachor, "Well said! Sir prince,
22 XXVIII|        he began to try to raise Nachor's courage which was drooping
23 XXVIII|        Let no doubt about this, Nachor, find place in thy mind.
24 XXVIII|  repentance to that aged sinner Nachor, promising him that Christ
25 XXVIII|         give it perfect health. Nachor at once said unto him, "
26 XXVIII|      forth from the palace. ~So Nachor stepped forth with a contrite
27 XXVIII|        a right warm heart knelt Nachor down before him, and washed
28 XXVIII|      and of the Holy Ghost. And Nachor abode with him, always repentant
29 XXVIII|         heard what had befallen Nachor, he despaired of the hopes
30 XXIX  |         eloquent discourse that Nachor had held against them. And
31 XXXII |     that same holy man, to whom Nachor also had resorted, and told
32 XXXVI |         been already told, when Nachor, feigning to be Barlaam,
33 XXXVI |     alone was ready to stand by Nachor and fight for him, for his