Chapter

 1 INT   |       need many encouragements thereto, whether it be exhortations,
 2 II    |     Time was when I also clung thereto myself. But the force of
 3 II    |   thine own utter ruin, driven thereto, I ween, by fate, surely
 4 IV    |        to his own home, adding thereto: "I hope that I shall not
 5 IV    |   number. Now what sayest thou thereto, and what is thine advice?
 6 VII   |      all heart's ease, and set thereto the man whom he had formed,
 7 VII   |       his free will consenting thereto; for he came for our sakes
 8 IX    |        spake he and added this thereto, `Who hath ears to hear,
 9 IX    |  merriment, others were bidden thereto, and the wedding was furnished
10 XI    |    must one add other services thereto?" ~Barlaam answered him, "
11 XII   |     present joys and are glued thereto, that take never a thought
12 XIV   |   things; and they that attain thereto shall live for ever in incorruption,
13 XV    |    same tone as he, but adding thereto some thing of his own, one
14 XV    |   chosen, when desire is added thereto. Thus we conclude that choice
15 XVIII |       no man is able to attain thereto, except those to whom, by
16 XX    | thyself, and strive to advance thereto, for it is able to exalt
17 XXI   |       misery of such as cleave thereto, and finally made an end
18 XXVI  |      his father, consented not thereto, but sat near him on the
19 XXXIII|        Unless thou be obedient thereto, and in this way heal my
20 XXXIV |       and the joy unspeakable. Thereto he added the torment in
21 XXXIX |         yet must thou approach thereto, as the Lord ordereth, that