Chapter

 1 I     |           and in victory over his enemies, brave in warfare, vain
 2 II    |    converse with me, remove thine enemies out of mid court; which
 3 II    |          said, "And who are these enemies whom thou biddest me turn
 4 II    | adversaries, and play the part of enemies and foemen. For Desire,
 5 III   |         truth by the mouth of his enemies, that all excuse may be
 6 XI    |          not thou away. Love your enemies, bless them that curse you,
 7 XII   |          laughing stock for their enemies. Such are its charms, such
 8 XII   |     nought but a gobbet for their enemies. To-day it maketh a man
 9 XIII  |           into the hands of thine enemies. Wherefore be of good courage,
10 XIII  |           and deliver us from our enemies and dread creditors, who
11 XXIV  |          art become a joy to mine enemies, and a laughing~stock to
12 XXIV  |  invincible gods, nor shall their enemies rejoice for long, nor shall
13 XXVII |        labour to do good to their enemies: they are meek and gentle.
14 XXX   |       fall into the hands of mine enemies, and let not them that hate
15 XXX   |        for ever; neither let mine enemies triumph over me, that hold
16 XXXVII|           see my desire upon mine enemies. I shall go upon the adder
17 XXXVII|         might of Christ. Let mine enemies be ashamed and turned backward:
18 XL    |         right way because of mine enemies. Deliver me not over unto