Chapter

 1 II    |       with ignorance of good, seeing that thou dost at all compare
 2 III   |      doing of the king, for, 'seeing, he did not see, and hearing,
 3 IV    |      crushed by a wild-beast. Seeing him passing by, the wounded
 4 VI    |    reveal the secret to thee, seeing thee to be wise and prudent,
 5 VI    |  worthy of thy royal majesty; seeing that thou hast paid no heed
 6 VI    |    their miserable flesh. So, seeing them, he leapt anon from
 7 VI    |      king fetched him in, and seeing him in tears, said, `O fool,
 8 VII   |  conceived spite against man, seeing himself hurled from such
 9 VII   |    their harmonious ordering. Seeing the world, and all that
10 VIII  |       co-eternal with them. ~"Seeing that this is so, what manner
11 IX    |  rightly he calleth foolish), seeing that their lamps were going
12 XII   |   causes: firstly, that never seeing the objects of sinful lust,
13 XIII  |    mightest now remember. But seeing that a heavy misfortune
14 XIV   |     in my spiritual life, and seeing the sights yonder as through
15 XV    |  hardly to be torn therefrom, seeing that they have of their
16 XIX   |    its quality from the soul, seeing that it hath some natural
17 XXI   |      disappointed of my hope, seeing that thou art listless to
18 XXI   |  answered and said unto him, "Seeing that I would not receive
19 XXII  |       healed. ~The physician, seeing that Zardan was in favour
20 XXII  |       which had happened. He, seeing the king's trouble and confusion
21 XXII  |      discomfited. The prince, seeing Barlaam worsted, and our
22 XXV   |       and most apt solution. ~Seeing then that I reckon that
23 XXV   |      the advantage of all and seeing that all (I ween) bear me
24 XXVI  |       sorrowful and downcast, seeing himself falling into the
25 XXVII |   then are their laws unjust, seeing that they have been framed
26 XXVIII|      he once had in him: and, seeing those wise and foolish orators
27 XXIX  |       But the temple-keepers, seeing that he was careless and
28 XXIX  |      hottest fire." The king, seeing this foolish fellow swelling
29 XXXII |      of human power. But now, seeing, as thou dost, that the
30 XXXII |      iniquity and filthiness, seeing that they have once subjected
31 XXXIX | departure is at the door, and seeing that my desire, that hath