Chapter

 1 I     |          in the enjoyment of the sweet and pleasant things of life,
 2 I     |        error, and approached the sweet light of Truth; insomuch
 3 IV    |         be desirable and passing sweet, God forbid that I embrace
 4 VI    |       and all manner of aromatic sweet perfume. He bound them fast
 5 VI    |      company with the beauty and sweet savour of their stores.
 6 IX    |    darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! Wo
 7 IX    |        put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! Wo unto those
 8 X     |      fear. When thou liest down, sweet shall be thy sleep.' And
 9 XII   |       again to provoke that most sweet God and Master." ~Barlaam
10 XII   |         all excelled all in this sweet reasonableness. But the
11 XII   |     their hearts, and husbanding sweet fruits worthy of the heavenly
12 XII   |         shalt assuredly know the sweet fruits of other trees of
13 XV    | continuously, and their taste is sweet, while others that come
14 XVI   |          hands, she sung a clear sweet melody, and delighted him
15 XVI   |       and abominable, is to them sweet and alluring!' The chief
16 XX    |          adorn thy soul with the sweet savour and splendour of
17 XXIV  |         a sour life instead of a sweet, and abandon the charms
18 XXIV  |          to be born, and see the sweet life of day, and hast joined
19 XXIV  | enlightened with this light most sweet. Why art thou wholly given
20 XXV   |        heart, "O Lord my God, my sweet hope and unerring promise,
21 XXV   |         and holding fast to that sweet and delightsome life, given
22 XXV   |      have readily cast away this sweet light, and all those pleasures
23 XXV   |           which thou pronouncest sweet and pleasant, and thinkest
24 XXXIII|          it were by the scent of sweet ointment, all men flocked
25 XXXVII|        voice, for thy voice is a sweet voice, and thy countenance
26 XL    |      souls, that sent forth full sweet savour, and showed naught