Chapter

 1 I      |  lands. ~Now when monasteries began to be formed in Egypt, and
 2 V      |       s son, of whom our tale began to tell, never departing
 3 V      |    the grace of the Comforter began to open wide the eyes of
 4 VI     |       marvellous tales." Then began Barlaam to discourse with
 5 VII    |     when the human race again began to multiply, they forgat
 6 VII    |       From that time forth he began to do great signs and wonders,
 7 VII    |    likeness of fire, and they began to speak with other tongues
 8 XI     |     it saith, `From that time began Jesus to preach and to say, "
 9 XIV    |   chose above all others, and began to rebuild my soul's habitation,
10 XXVII  | astray after the elements and began to worship the creature
11 XXVIII |      heart waxed warm, and he began to try to raise Nachor's
12 XXVIII |      his presence. He himself began to condemn the impotence
13 XXIX   |     the plan?" he asked. Then began Theudas to weave his web.
14 XXX    | devices of the crafty foe, he began more and more to afflict
15 XXX    |   feigneth to be light. So he began to commune with the damsel,
16 XXX    |     toils and meshes, and she began to shake the citadel of
17 XXXIII |     through nor steal.' So he began to distribute all his money
18 XXXV   |    when the end drew nigh, he began to fear and to be dismayed,
19 XXXVIII|   down and conversed. Barlaam began, saying, "Welcome art thou,
20 XXXIX  |      parting. But just as day began to dawn, Barlaam ended his