Chapter

 1 III   |   these delights, might not gain strength to consider the
 2 IV    |      but their pleasure and gain immortal. Therefore well
 3 VII   |    grace into thy soul, and gain the blessing to become his
 4 IX    |   Barlaam, "From the past I gain certainty about the future;
 5 X     |   store for sinners, and to gain the joy of the righteous?" ~
 6 XII   |  and night, that they might gain everlasting comfort: they
 7 XVI   |    to an end, failed not to gain the felicity of the world
 8 XVI   |    whence there accrueth no gain to those who possess much (
 9 XXIII |  their example, thou mayest gain the title of imitator of
10 XXIII |     die for him is the best gain." ~Incensed with anger thereat,
11 XXIV  |   Christ, and so thou shalt gain blessings past man's understanding,
12 XXIV  |     assured that thou shalt gain nought thereby save to exchange
13 XXV   |     in a good cause, and to gain the goodwill of the gods.
14 XXVI  |   shall ye and your Barlaam gain your desires; but if ye
15 XXVIII|      and be thou zealous to gain Christ only, and the life
16 XXVIII|   fervent heart, thou shalt gain the same rewards as they
17 XL    | thou shalt come hither, and gain the same habitations, and