Chapter

 1 INT    |        from all enquiry." This marvellous, and above all else desirable,
 2 VI     |    thou tellest such great and marvellous tales." Then began Barlaam
 3 VII    |     tell of all the mighty and marvellous works full of glory and
 4 VII    |       But, through envy of his marvellous and divine conversation
 5 VIII   |      Whence then cometh such a marvellous fashioning of a living creature? ~"
 6 IX     |      said unto him, "Great and marvellous, sir, are the things whereof
 7 X      |    unerringly thy terrible and marvellous tale. With such truths set
 8 XII    |        made the voice of their marvellous life to be sounded forth
 9 XII    |    death. ~"These then are the marvellous holy men whose examples
10 XVI    |       counsellor, `Friend, how marvellous a thing it is, that our
11 XVII   |        from his harmonious and marvellous fashioning of me have come
12 XVII   |       some glorious mighty and marvellous steersmanship and all-wise
13 XVIII  |       share with thee this thy marvellous philosophy, and this more
14 XXI    |     ministered to me great and marvellous blessings, whereof speech
15 XXIII  |     due form our love of those marvellous men to whom they belong:
16 XXIII  | however, was equalled by these marvellous fathers and citizens and
17 XXVI   |   replied, "When the great and marvellous men, who have discovered
18 XXVII  |        he had accomplished his marvellous dispensation, of his own
19 XXVII  |       world to come. Great and marvellous are the things spoken and
20 XXVIII |       well instructed in these marvellous mysteries, mayst thou continue
21 XXX    |       charged with strange and marvellous fruits, pleasant to the
22 XXXII  |    wise men, and interpreters, marvellous in virtue and learning;
23 XXXII  |       commended by many men of marvellous wisdom, and established
24 XXXIII |     unto himself, being verily marvellous in his acts, and equitable
25 XXXIV  |    fire and brimstone; but thy marvellous long-suffering hath dealt
26 XXXIV  |        to his father great and marvellous things which he knew not,
27 XXXVII |       heart was wounded with a marvellous longing and divine love
28 XXXVIII|       be known, because of the marvellous change and alteration that
29 XXXVIII|      many years, pursuing this marvellous and more than human life,
30 XL     |      him away to the great and marvellous plain, and bringing him
31 XL     |  indissoluble union. From this marvellous work he never swerved, never