Chapter

 1 XII   |          And thereat he ceased to think of the troubles whereby
 2 XVI   |       majesty, lest thou mightest think me a meddler. If therefore
 3 XVII  |            and at the same time I think upon the well-ordered structure
 4 XVII  |         speak rightly thereof, or think meetly of the things whereof
 5 XVIII |     answered, "Without doubt thus think I of these matters also,
 6 XIX   |      become accustomed therto and think light of them. For he saith, `
 7 XXI   |     prayers, for the Lord's sake, think upon my misery, that I may
 8 XXII  |            and mis-persuade us to think or do contrary to our covenants
 9 XXIII |         fathers, serve another, I think it just to subject you to
10 XXIV  |        thy days that now are, and think upon my words, but there
11 XXVII |         of God. ~"They again that think that the Earth is a goddess
12 XXVII |           use of men. ~"They that think that Water is a god have
13 XXVII |          work of God. ~"They that think that Fire is a god are in
14 XXVII |          work of God. ~"They that think that the breath of the Winds
15 XXVII |          work of God. ~"They that think that the Sun is a god are
16 XXVII |          work of God. ~"They that think that the Moon is a goddess
17 XXVII |          work of God. ~"They that think that Man is a god are in
18 XXVII |         we may see what they also think concerning God. The Jews
19 XXVIII|      prince called him and said, "Think not that I am ignorant of
20 XXVIII|          to act this play, and to think that thou couldst so dull
21 XXVIII| insatiable. ~Now, when he came to think upon his teacher Barlaam,
22 XXX   |         the saying of the boy, to think how masterful a thing the
23 XXX   |       love of women is. Therefore think not to subdue thy son in
24 XXXVI |     telling them what they should think concerning God, what life,
25 XXXIX | ignorances. ~"So do thou, my son, think no scorn of the laboriousness