Chapter

 1 IV    |  purveyante of victuals." "Well spoken, O king," cried the monks. "
 2 V     |       the tutor of whom we have spoken, whether he knew of anybody
 3 VI    |      the tutor, of whom we have spoken, was the prince's most familiar
 4 VIII  |       than that which thou hast spoken, delay not to declare it
 5 IX    |         not read that which was spoken unto you by God, saying,
 6 IX    |     other such things have been spoken by the Psalmist, and all
 7 X     |      the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.'" ~
 8 XVIII |     such words as thou hast now spoken unto me. Thou hast taught
 9 XIX   |           When Barlaam had thus spoken, and taught the king's son
10 XX    |    remembered his own sins, and spoken concerning the forgiveness
11 XXI   |         to that which hath been spoken. But if thou reveal these
12 XXVI  |          When the king had thus spoken, his son said, "A righteous
13 XXVII |       marvellous are the things spoken and wrought by the Christians,
14 XXVII |         is the end of my speech spoken unto thee, O king, prompted
15 XXXII |      idolatry, were these words spoken by the prophet. For a very,
16 XXXIII|        Araches, of whom we have spoken, the most famous in his
17 XXXIV |      words which thou hast ever spoken unto me are true, and that
18 XXXIV | understood the things that were spoken; so that, when a convenient
19 XXXV  |         Bishop, of whom we have spoken, and King Abenner was instructed,
20 XXXVI |         of whom we have already spoken, saying, "This is he, brethren,
21 XXXVI |            And when he had thus spoken, he kneeled down, as it
22 XXXVI |      body. And when he had thus spoken, in the sight of all he