Chapter

 1 II    |          fathers, my brothers, my friends and mine acquaintances.
 2 II    | acquaintances. But from my former friends and brethren `I have got
 3 XI    |           and called together his friends and neighbours to a banquet,
 4 XII   |           all, parents, children, friends, kinsfolk, riches and luxury,
 5 XII   | whatsoever gifts it giveth to its friends, these in turn in passion
 6 XII   |         For it is an enemy of its friends, and traitor to such as
 7 XII   |      whereby it deceiveth its own friends, nor suffereth them to take
 8 XIII  |          it hath in store for its friends." ~The elder answered, "
 9 XIII  |         certain man who had three friends. On the first two of these
10 XIII  |           not who thou art. Other friends I have, with whom I must
11 XIII  |          hope in those ungrateful friends, and the unavailing hardships
12 XIII  |       have found nowhere among my friends any hope of deliverance,
13 XIII  |    forgetful, thankless and false friends, or blame the mad ingratitude
14 XV    |        saith, `Make to yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness;
15 XVI   |       trouble for himself and his friends, and cut short those services
16 XVIII |           rather than benefit its friends. Meetly therefore called
17 XXI   |          things, prepared for his friends, exceed beyond comparison
18 XXIII |        that ye may meet your lost friends and be duly grateful to
19 XXVI  |         together without fear, as friends and kindred, for the honest
20 XXVI  |         and prove Barlaam and his friends to be in error, ye shall
21 XXVII |           as wrong them, and make friends of them: they labour to
22 XXXVI |       therefore, hearken unto me, friends and brethren, people and
23 XXXVII|       magnificent body-guard, his friends, kinsfolk and companions,
24 XXXIX |           Saviour promised to his friends, when he said, `If any man
25 XXXIX |          as at the home-coming of friends, departed on that blessed