Chapter

 1 II     |      adversaries, and play the part of enemies and foemen. For
 2 XI     |        renew by repentance the part rotted by sins. It is impossible
 3 XIII   |       helper, able to take his part in this terrible reckoning
 4 XIV    |     have knowledge now only in part, being but a babe in my
 5 XIV    |    face, then that which is in part shall be done away. Wherefore
 6 XV     |    follow it; but the greatest part hesitate and draw back.
 7 XVII   |        still said, `We know in part, and we prophesy in part.
 8 XVII   |       part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which is
 9 XVII   |    come, then that which is in part shall be done away.' Wherefore
10 XVIII  |      never wish to dispend any part of it. This is true abundance:
11 XXII   |        man who hath played the part of Barlaam shall be converted,
12 XXIV   | ashamed to play against me the part of a relentless foe. And
13 XXIX   |       long (let David bear his part in our chorus), and when,
14 XXXIII |      with the dominion of that part which falleth to his lot;
15 XXXV   |   round about, and the greater part of the neighbour nations,
16 XXXVIII|    features were, for the more part, the same. So the old man
17 XXXIX  |  cannot be constrained, not to part us one from the other, yet