Chapter

 1 II   |               all things present are vanity and vexation of spirit,
 2 II   |           narrow way, renouncing the vanity of things present and the
 3 II   |         judgement on the frailty and vanity thereof. For what is there
 4 VI   |              will shortly convict of vanity those that prompted thy
 5 XI   |            learned from thy lips the vanity thereof, and the folly of
 6 XII  |            vision they discerned the vanity of this present world and
 7 XII  |             stay; but all things are vanity and vexation of spirit,
 8 XIV  |           yet another picture of the vanity of the world, and how a
 9 XIV  |             that all such things are vanity, and that their enjoyment
10 XIV  |              Be ye separate from the vanity of the world, for the fashion
11 XIV  |            even as I did discern the vanity of present things and hate
12 XV   |             heavy heart? Why love ye vanity, and seek after leasing?'
13 XV   |             heavy heart? Why love ye vanity and seek after leasing?
14 XVI  | unsurpassable speech, I renounce the vanity of things present, and am
15 XVIII|           years that I wasted in the vanity of the world. When I lived
16 XVIII|           unerringly and soothly the vanity of the present life, and
17 XIX  |            putting far from thee the vanity of thy former conversation,
18 XIX  |             the Gentiles walk in the vanity of their mind, having their
19 XX   |        darkness, and the frailty and vanity of things present, and the
20 XXI  |            and utterly condemned the vanity of things present, and proved
21 XXI  |              leave me to live in the vanity of the world, while thou
22 XXXI |            thing of no use and sheer vanity. Why therefore flatterest
23 XXXIX|          stand. Deliver him from all vanity, and all despiteful treatment