Chapter

 1 I    |       vast and populous, lying far beyond Egypt. On the side
 2 II   |     body and nobility of soul, far above all his Fellows, hearing
 3 II   |   brethren `I have got me away far off, and lodged in the wilderness'
 4 VI   |      merchant man, come from a far country; and I possess a
 5 VI   |     that thou were come from a far country, my spirit rejoiced,
 6 VIII |    Heaven. But that kingdom is far beyond the utterance of
 7 VIII |    hold communion with God, so far as is attainable to human
 8 VIII |     teachings and miracles, so far as it was possible to commit
 9 X    |      everlastingly. These, and far worse haps than these, shall
10 XI   |       taken his journey into a far country, and there spent
11 XII  |       done. Again, he that was far behind in austerity, perchance
12 XII  |      having removed themselves far from the haunts of men throughout
13 XII  |     citizens. Nevertheless, so far as is possible for our weakness
14 XVII | himself shall reveal it, in so far as he will, as he hath revealed
15 XVII |  Apostles? But we learn it, so far as in us lieth, by their
16 XVIII|     that true philosophy, that far surpass the nature of these
17 XVIII|        by the power of God, as far as in me lay, I have accomplished
18 XVIII|        of the old man, and, as far as possible, cast away the
19 XIX  |        casting off and putting far from thee the vanity of
20 XIX  |        wast called. But remove far from thee all pleasure and
21 XIX  |       thy might remove thyself far from every evil thought
22 XX   |       evil thought, and banish far all remembrance of injury
23 XXII |    with horsemen not a few, as far as the wilderness of Senaar,
24 XXIX |   shall not endure to face me, far less join argument, or come
25 XXIX |       waiting men and servants far from him, and order that
26 XXXI |     had not humbled himself so far as to take the form of a
27 XXXII|    were a son returning from a far country. And he falleth
28 XXXV |        evil spirits was driven far from the believers, and
29 XXXIX|       moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding eternal weight
30 XXXIX|        his Master? But we fall far short of his sufferings.
31 XXXIX|     even if thy days be not so far lengthened as mine, yet