Chapter

 1 IX    | resurrection which is final and no longer subject unto death, after
 2 IX    |         annulled and destroyed, no longer working in us, but for the
 3 XII   |          bought at a price, and no longer live for themselves, but
 4 XVIII |       deceitful lusts, and live no longer to the flesh, but Christ
 5 XIX   |    righteousness and truth; and no longer destroy by the works of
 6 XIX   |          of God; so that we can no longer say that the acquiring of
 7 XXI   |          spiritual rest, I dare no longer let and hinder thee. Depart
 8 XXIV  |         stand with me, prithee, no longer trouble thyself in endeavouring
 9 XXVII |            then is their nature no longer one, but their wills are
10 XXVII |          or endured such things no longer gods: if the stories be
11 XXVIII|           his heart. Howbeit he no longer honoured his temple-keepers,
12 XXXIII|         thou well, that I shall no longer spare thee." When his son
13 XXXVI |          why labour ye in vain? No longer hope to have me to your
14 XXXVI |          spirit though he might no longer abide with them in the body.
15 XXXVI |           sight that they could no longer endure. But when they were
16 XXXIX |       journey, and might remain no longer in this world after Barlaam'
17 XXXIX |         but must toil yet a little longer, that thou mayest joyfully
18 XXXIX |      saying, "Well-beloved son, no longer in this world shall we share