Chapter

 1 I    |          Angelic conversation "was gone out into all the ends of
 2 IV   |          embrace it after thou art gone! Though the path of virtue,
 3 IV   |           Another day, when he was gone a-hunting, he espied two
 4 X    |          regret the thing past and gone: and never believe the word
 5 X    |          regret the thing past and gone; and behold thou art distraught
 6 X    |        regrettest a thing past and gone. I charged thee not to try
 7 XI   |         when the unclean spirit is gone out of a man' (to wit, by
 8 XI   |       forth to seek that which was gone astray, until he found it:
 9 XI   |            with those that had not gone astray, and called together
10 XIV  | heedlessness of the kings that had gone before him, and had been
11 XXII |           XXII. ~After Barlaam was gone forth, Ioasaph gave himself
12 XXII |          the Faithful. When he had gone through a great tract of
13 XXIV |            of Barlaam. When he was gone forth, and was walking the
14 XXIV |       heights, to seek us that had gone astray: who endured for
15 XXVI |            whose unwise hearts had gone astray, as saith the Apostle;
16 XXVII|            Earth is a goddess have gone astray. We behold it dishonoured,
17 XXVII|           that Water is a god have gone astray. It also hath been
18 XXIX |            thyself to our succour, gone is all hope! and lost is
19 XXX  |            rest. So, when they had gone round everywhere and brought
20 XXXII|           world for its sound hath gone out into all lands, and
21 XXXII|           I went by and lo, he was gone: and I sought him but his
22 XXXVI|        without reprieve. But he is gone to yonder judgement seat,
23 XXXVI|        remaineth us after thou art gone? What evils shall not befall