Chapter

 1 I     |          in number beyond measure, making short account of the king'
 2 II    |          of the mire, and from the making of bricks, and from the
 3 II    |           for sacrifice, and thus, making a feast for all his people,
 4 IV    |          want of victuals, we were making provision for the way, that
 5 VII   |            the waters dividing and making a wall on the right hand
 6 VIII  |         baptized, illuminating and making it God-like and renewing
 7 X     |            Giver of life,' God and making God, the good Spirit, the
 8 XI    |            thus by a just decision making peace in that continual
 9 XII   |           the utmost wretchedness, making them a foot-stool and a
10 XIII  |         that was his due, but only making show of some slight and
11 XIV   |        laws and traditions, and of making him their king, to enjoy
12 XIV   |            wise and understanding, making the honourable and illustrious
13 XIV   |            a throne of honour, and making the dishonoured and obscure
14 XIV   |         with the brightest sights, making beautiful his feet, and
15 XVII  |        over his creatures, howbeit making me lower than some; that,
16 XVIII |          the knowledge of him, and making known unto thee the preaching
17 XIX   |           sake was made flesh, not making a god of it, but saluting
18 XIX   |       plant good thoughts therein, making thyself a temple of the
19 XXIII |            these relics; and thou, making answer to one only, art
20 XXVII |        they perceive that they are making gods of these. ~"Now come
21 XXVII |            such gods as these, and making images thereof, and deifying
22 XXVIII|            dismissed the assembly, making as though he would renew
23 XXIX  |         for our allies invincible, making plain our path of life before
24 XXX   |         from Paradise and God, and making him to become subject to
25 XXX   |         light, dwelt in this city, making such melody as mortal ear
26 XXXI  |           it Ares. And the lecher, making a symbol of his own soul,
27 XXXII |          cloak of brightest glory, making mystic gladness for the
28 XXXIII|        idolatrous temples, thereby making this worthless and superfluous
29 XXXV  | distributed them to the poor, thus making that which had been useless
30 XXXVI |      repaid by forgiveness, and by making peace with our fellow-servants
31 XXXVII|      manner of beasts, roaring and making a terrible din and bellowing;
32 XXXIX |            thy spiritual life, and making remembrance of me, poor
33 XL    |        blessed Ioasaph. Barachias, making no delay, set forth with