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 1 II    |  judgement seat. When the king saw him in such vile and coarse
 2 II    |       clad in rich apparel, -- saw him, who had lived in the
 3 IV    |      as he said. When the king saw and heard him, he was delighted,
 4 IV    |       devotion towards him. He saw that the accusations against
 5 V     |     and sagacious young prince saw and heard all this, he sighed
 6 VI    |       thou tellest of, I never saw nor heard of yet. Nevertheless
 7 VIII  |       they desired to see, but saw it not. But this latest
 8 IX    |    manifest in deed, though ye saw them not, yet have ye heard
 9 IX    |       in to see the guests, he saw there a man which had not
10 XI    |      great way off, his father saw him, and had compassion,
11 XI    |    straightway, when the enemy saw that sight, like a man whose
12 XII   |        he lift up his eyes and saw that from the branches of
13 XIV   |       that come and go; when I saw that no man hath aught that
14 XIV   |        do his will; for this I saw to be the sum of all good.
15 XV    |      very rich. And when Jesus saw that he was very sorrowful,
16 XVI   |   walking about the city, they saw a ray of light shining through
17 XXII  |       Araches beheld them, but saw no Barlaam -- for he knew
18 XXIII | incensed king: and he, when he saw them, boiled over with fury
19 XXIII |    without mercy, and, when he saw them cruelly mangled with
20 XXIV  |       the saintly young prince saw that the matter needed no
21 XXVI  |    king heard these words, and saw the steadfastness, and unbuxomness
22 XXVIII|    Barlaam, and as in a mirror saw his life, his soul was enchanted
23 XXX   |     first twelve years the boy saw the sun or fire, he should
24 XXX   |      of the righteous, when he saw the young man's heart wavering,
25 XXX   |    fire of lust. ~When Ioasaph saw that he was greatly inflamed,
26 XXX   |       had slumbered awhile, he saw himself carried off by certain
27 XXXIV |      XXXIV. ~When king Abenner saw this, though late and loth,
28 XXXVII|   Antony. ~But, when the enemy saw himself too weak to shake
29 XL    |       sat, he fell asleep, and saw those dread men, whom he
30 XL    |    straightway thought that he saw Barlaam, as it were, chiding
31 XL    |     his desire: Christ he ever saw as present with him: Christ
32 XL    |   sepulchre. And all they that saw and heard of the Angelic