Chapter

 1 I     |           far beyond Egypt. On the side of Egypt it is washed by
 2 II    |     Faithful were harried on every side, and the champions of ungodliness
 3 V     |            sort be in this country side." Thereat the prince was
 4 XI    | transferred the victory to his own side. Like a skilful man of war,
 5 XV    |         themselves on the opposite side to God, who gave these commands,
 6 XVIII |         armed and guarded on every side, in this confidence go forth
 7 XX    |       thyself wholly to the Lord's side, and never open a door to
 8 XXII  |           Barlaam worsted, and our side victorious, will doubtless
 9 XXV   |        down, and called him to his side. He embraced and kissed
10 XXVI  |           debate together. If your side win, then shall ye and your
11 XXVI  |            Barlaam; and the king's side were like to reach their
12 XXVI  |      determined rather to take the side of the king's son, and make
13 XXVI  |          the contest and see which side should carry oft the victory.
14 XXVIII|        Psalms planted by the river side, unceasingly watered, and
15 XXX   |          in great straits on every side, and altogether in despair
16 XXXI  |           king, perplexed on every side, again summoned Theudas,
17 XXXII |            doctrines. Because your side, despite its having wise
18 XXXVII|            thee. The Lord is on my side, and I shall see my desire
19 XL    |           their bodies should rest side by side, since their souls
20 XL    |         bodies should rest side by side, since their souls were