Chapter

 1 II    |        desert, grieved to have lost the crown of martyrdom,
 2 V     |      like unto a man that hath lost a great treasure, whose
 3 X     |      What a treasure that hast lost to-day! For I have inside
 4 XI    |       sheep, and, when one was lost, left the ninety and nine,
 5 XVIII |   revealeth it. Wherefore am I lost in amaze at thine eloquent
 6 XXI   |        hast sought me that was lost and astray on the mountain,
 7 XXIII | company, that ye may meet your lost friends and be duly grateful
 8 XXV   |     light. Wherefore thou hast lost the right pathway, and wanderest
 9 XXVII |     she lamenteth, seeking her lost lover. They say that she
10 XXIX  | succour, gone is all hope! and lost is all the reverence of
11 XXX   |        earth. But he, that had lost his heart to that scene
12 XXXI  |        the way, they that were lost in dire captivity have been
13 XXXI  |       nigh at hand, thou hadst lost thy god. He, to whom many
14 XXXII |    feast for the return of the lost sheep. The Lord himself
15 XXXIII|   distress, that thou hast not lost thy son." Thus spake Araches,
16 XXXIII|     had suffered much, and had lost his own see, on account
17 XXXV  |      offer God for thee? I was lost, and was found through thee:
18 XL    |     life. Their bodies had not lost their former hue, but were