Chapter

 1 II    |   things that are, will not be able to understand the nature
 2 II    |        road whereby I shall be able, in this earthen body, eagerly
 3 V     |     whether he knew of anybody able to help him towards his
 4 IX    |        nor their gold shall be able to deliver them in the day
 5 X     |      me? for thou shalt not be able by my means to fill thy
 6 XIII  |    debtor sought for a helper, able to take his part in this
 7 XV    |    elder, "How then shall I be able to send before me thither
 8 XVI   |      that the Giver thereof is able to give even greater gifts.
 9 XVII  |        form, and that I am not able to renew for myself that
10 XVII  |   destroyed. For never was man able to accomplish aught of these
11 XVIII | reasonings, and that no man is able to attain thereto, except
12 XVIII |     kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather
13 XVIII |       rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and
14 XVIII |       my hope, but may soon be able to reach thee, and in peace
15 XX    |     advance thereto, for it is able to exalt thee from earth
16 XX    |     Thus praying thou shalt be able to say with blessed David,
17 XXII  |    weak and miserable, and not able to do the thing that is
18 XXIV  |      for thy fall; for they be able and strong to bless and
19 XXVI  |       the prince was doubtless able to requite him, should he
20 XXVII |      Typhon. Isis then was not able to help her own brother
21 XXVIII|      For it is written, God is able of these very stones to
22 XXIX  |   which he shall in no wise be able to resist, but his hard
23 XXX   |     cried aloud to him that is able to save them that trust
24 XXXII |        your poets as have been able to soar a little above this
25 XXXIV |       as wax; because thou art able of these stones to raise
26 XXXVI |    word of his grace, which is able to build you up, and to
27 XXXIX |         indeed, which of us is able to repay the debt that we