Chapter

 1 II   |       of the royal household, chief satrap in rank, in courage,
 2 II   |  president of my kingdom, and chief commander of my realm made
 3 VII  |     and endless miracles, the chief priests and rulers of the
 4 X    |    Peter, who was also called chief of the Apostles, that once
 5 XI   |       And, in sooth, even the chief of the disciples, Peter,
 6 XI   |      howling horribly. So the chief became chief again, as he
 7 XI   | horribly. So the chief became chief again, as he had before
 8 XVI  |   cheer. The king said to his chief counsellor, `Friend, how
 9 XVI  |      sweet and alluring!' The chief counsellor seized the happy
10 XVI  |    abhorrent.' Then spake the chief counsellor unto him, "Such,
11 XVI  |       shadow of doubt.' ~"The chief counsellor said, `It was
12 XVII |    our Lord himself being the chief corner-stone, in whom all
13 XX   |       saith the Lord. And the chief prince of the Apostles also
14 XXII |   after the king, and was the chief in all his private councils:
15 XXIV |    the king bade Araches, his chief councillor, now that they
16 XXVI |     should be held with their chief and captain, Barlaam. In
17 XXXI |       a weapon, wherewith our chief did once confront the first-made
18 XXXIV|     called an assembly of his chief counsellors, and brought
19 XXXIV|       well fixed in thee, the chief corner-stone, that I, thine