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 1 VI   |  priesthood. Barlaam was this elder's name. He, learning by
 2 VI   |     and Ioasaph said unto the elder, "Shew me the precious gem,
 3 VI   |    him, "For myself, reverend elder, I have a longing, all irresistible
 4 X    |     tears; and he said to the elder, "Thou hast told me everything
 5 XI   |         Ioasaph said unto the elder, "Well then, as the strictness
 6 XIII |  store for its friends." ~The elder answered, "Again, those
 7 XV   |         Said Ioasaph unto the elder, "How then shall I be able
 8 XV   |     more excellent way?" ~The elder answered and said, "I teach
 9 XV   |   now-a-days follow it?" ~The elder answered, "Many have followed,
10 XV   |      and what is choice?" The elder answered, "Free will is
11 XVI  |         Ioasaph said unto the elder, "Are there now others,
12 XVI  | naught of these things?" ~The elder answered, "Clearly and duly
13 XVI  |      in these mysteries?" The elder answered, "The things that
14 XVI  |      and incorruptible." ~The elder answered him, "This do,
15 XVI  |    wisdom and piety.' But the elder said, `It is not possible
16 XVII |     of my purpose?" ~Said the elder, "I have already proved
17 XVIII|    the days of my life." ~The elder said, "Mine age is, as I
18 XVIII|      undergo, as death." ~The elder answered, "Without doubt
19 XVIII|       that thou wearest?" The elder answered,"I received it
20 XVIII|  Ioasaph therefore begged the elder to shew himself in his wonted
21 XVIII|   into tears, and said to the elder, "Since thou art come to
22 XXI  |  moral words did the reverend elder exhort the king's son, and
23 XXI  |      curtain, and said to the elder, "Sum me up the matter of
24 XXI  |   eyes filled with tears. The elder made a long discourse, and
25 XXI  |   impose fresh labours on the elder, and to restrain his desire
26 XXI  |     in remembrance." ~But the elder said, "It is not lawful