Chapter

 1 V   |  charged the attendants of the young prince on no account to
 2 V   |        woes of life." When the young prince heard this he said
 3 V   |     full of evil humours." The young prince asked, "Are these
 4 V   |      immortal gods alone." The young prince ceased from his questioning,
 5 V   |   trial of this lot." Then the young prince asked in how many
 6 V   |    When our wise and sagacious young prince saw and heard all
 7 VI  |    life, and that his eyes are young and fair, and healthy. Wherefore
 8 XV  |        For when a certain rich young man asked the Lord, `What
 9 XV  |        follow me. But when the young man heard this he was very
10 XVI |    marriage the exceeding fair young daughter of a man of high
11 XVI |       ground of her heart. The young man heard her hymn of praise
12 XVI |  beggar's daughter.' Again the young man said, `Yea, but I will
13 XVI |     heap of money, such as the young man had never beheld. And
14 XVI |      all my substance.' So the young man acquired the inheritance,
15 XIX |     Spirit, he enlightened his young disciple to see the true
16 XIX |     thee; but, while it is yet young, pluck the evil root out
17 XXI |       his own hospice. But the young prince's servants and tutors
18 XXIV|    known the whole plot to the young prince, and strengthened
19 XXIV|      his idolatry, the saintly young prince saw that the matter
20 XXIX| sacrifice to the immortal gods young men in the bloom of youth
21 XXX |       him some chosen damsels, young and exceeding beautiful.
22 XXX |        the heart of one of the young damsels. Of all she was
23 XXX |     righteous, when he saw the young man's heart wavering, was
24 XXXI|      Theudas for to attack the young saint, returned to him,
25 XXXI|   cannot get the better of one young stripling?" Then did the
26 XXXI|       we should have made this young man's hope vain; but again