Chapter

 1 II     |       king, if thou askest the cause how I came to despise things
 2 II     |         He then, ascribing the cause Of his son's birth to things
 3 VI     | healthy, and I fear lest I may cause thee to lose even the eyesight
 4 IX     |     give her light. And I will cause the arrogancy of the sinners
 5 XI     |     with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the
 6 XI     |      been damned. And for this cause it is parlous to fall into
 7 XVII   |     shall confirm it. For this cause I bow my knees unto our
 8 XXII   |        king enquired after the cause of his despondency; Zardan
 9 XXII   |        that he is pleading the cause of the Christians and standing
10 XXII   |      should by its attractions cause us to cling to life, and
11 XXIV   |   until on a set day I try thy cause. If thou be persuaded by
12 XXV    |        the proper judge of his cause, and cried out of the depth
13 XXV    |   father, especially in a good cause, and to gain the goodwill
14 XXVI   |       you. If ye establish our cause, and prove Barlaam and his
15 XXVI   |        wisely establishing our cause by the mouth of our adversaries.
16 XXVIII |        a defender of the right cause. ~But the king, although
17 XXX    |         to his own son, for to cause him to slip or to trip.
18 XXXII  |     power establishing its own cause for the salvation of mankind?
19 XXXII  |     have told thee? Except thy cause had been vain talk and falsehood,
20 XXXVIII|     knowledge of thee, and the cause of my many blessings. Because