Chapter

 1 II     |         him a son, a right goodly child, whose beauty from his very
 2 II     |           joy at the birth of the child, the king called him Ioasaph,
 3 III    |            the advancement of the child, now born unto thee, will
 4 V      |           said, "Tell me, darling child, what is the sadness that
 5 XVI    |          man's daughter, his only child, a virgin, was sitting before
 6 XVI    |        arms, for she is mine only child.' 'But,' said the youth, `
 7 XIX    |           henceforth be no more a child in mind, tossed to and fro,
 8 XIX    |          or rather in malice be a child, but have thy mind settled
 9 XIX    |       true God, so walk thou as a child of light; for the fruit
10 XXIV   |     calling to his son, he said, "Child, what is this report that
11 XXIV   | distressed and cruelly treated by child as I have now been by thee.
12 XXIV   |         servant of a strange God. Child, wherefore hast thou done
13 XXVI   |         he to his son, "Although, child, thou oughtest in all points
14 XXVII  |    adultery with Aphrodite by the child Eros and Hephaestus and
15 XXX    |          and therein enclosed his child together with the men that
16 XXXI   |       felt, thou seed of Babylon, child of the building of the tower
17 XXXV   |           born, and said "Dearest child, yet not child of me, but
18 XXXV   |            Dearest child, yet not child of me, but of mine heavenly
19 XXXVIII|            strong in hope, like a child hoping after long absence