Chapter

 1 II    |          Commandments. Wherefore I left all and followed him, and
 2 III   |      imagined that not a trace was left, he became angry above measure,
 3 IV    |      without trial. Thus was there left in that country none of
 4 VI    |           state of the king's son, left the desert and returned
 5 VII   |       right hand and a wall on the left. But when Pharaoh and the
 6 VIII  |           station of misery on the left. Then shall the Lord call
 7 IX    |         hand, but the goats on the left. Then shall the King say
 8 X     |        imprisoned in a tiny grave, left in utter loneliness, and
 9 XI    |            and, when one was lost, left the ninety and nine, and
10 XII   |            do, but that the things left undone outnumbered the things
11 XVI   | ill-sounding, and cast it off, and left his father and went into
12 XIX   |        everlasting life: thou hast left darkness and put on light,
13 XXIV  |           run to the light: I have left error and joined the household
14 XXVI  |          the light of truth. So he left no stone unturned, as the
15 XXVIII|     wholesome words. And not a few left the way of error, and ran
16 XXIX  |            the gods. Thou only art left to be our comfort in this
17 XXIX  |           gods. For, though I have left no device and deed untried,
18 XXX   |          entangling him, right and left, around with her toils and
19 XXXI  |            if thou hast any device left, we will make trial thereof.
20 XXXV  |            that not one person was left in want. ~
21 XXXVI |         the right hand, nor to the left, and the God of peace be
22 XXXVI |         ruler of the kingdom. Then left he in his bed-chamber the
23 XL    |           years old was he when he left his earthly kingdom, and