Chapter

 1 II   |          intent, dost remind us of past honours and preferments,
 2 IV   |             thou knowest of all my past dealings with them that
 3 IV   |           in the future, as in the past, I may be thy fellow.'"
 4 IX   |           Quoth Barlaam, "From the past I gain certainty about the
 5 X    |             never regret the thing past and gone: and never believe
 6 X    |        thee never regret the thing past and gone; and behold thou
 7 X    |            thou regrettest a thing past and gone. I charged thee
 8 X    |          thee never believe a word past belief, and behold thou
 9 XI   |         have also told you in time past, that they which do such
10 XI   |          perfect repentance of all past offences, tears of compunction,
11 XII  |          after his pardoning of my past misdeeds, never again to
12 XIII |         aid. Bear no grudge for my past unkindness, and refuse me
13 XIV  |      naught; and, that even as the past is all buried in oblivion,
14 XIV  |          buried in oblivion, be it past glory, or past kingship,
15 XIV  |     oblivion, be it past glory, or past kingship, or the splendour
16 XV   |            slavery for a long time past thou hast been miserable,
17 XV   |         When thou spakest a minute past of despising all things,
18 XVII |            judgments, and his ways past finding out!' ~"Now, if
19 XXII | fellow-monk. But now for many days past we have not seen his face."
20 XXIV |          thou shalt gain blessings past man's understanding, and
21 XXIV |        father? Wilt thou not haste past the things which haste pass
22 XXX  |        until the twelve years were past, never suffered him to see
23 XXXII|           him deep remorse for his past sins. He renounced the error