Chapter

 1 VI   |      beyond measure. Time would fail me to tell thee the full
 2 VIII |       hath granted to us not to fail of this hope, teach and
 3 XI   |      after baptism, I chance to fail in one or two of these commandments,
 4 XII  |     their habit: even though we fail to equal their works; for
 5 XIII |      with thee, even if I shall fail to be of service to thee.
 6 XV   |  unrighteousness; that, when ye fail, they may receive you into
 7 XVI  |        him as I ought, yet if I fail to render to the Giver this
 8 XIX  |        and evil communications, fail to receive proper correction.
 9 XXI  | blessings, whereof speech would fail to recount the exceeding
10 XXII |       father's creed. But if we fail to take Barlaam, I know
11 XXIV |    ruler of this world, did not fail him, but wrought diligently
12 XXV  |    wilfully do wrong, nor didst fail of the mark through ignorance,
13 XXV  |   lightning flash, yet should I fail to do justice to their brightness.
14 XXVII|        philosophers among them, fail to understand that even
15 XXVII|       eloquent among the Greeks fail to perceive that law-givers
16 XXXII|        of the fire, so shall ye fail. But, as touching the divine
17 XXXII|         and thy years shall not fail!' And those divine preachers