Chapter

 1 VI   |      they bade the king's own brother tell the king not thus to
 2 VI   |   humility, the king gave his brother an answer which he failed
 3 VI   | death-trumpet to sound at his brother's door; who, when he heard
 4 VI   |    the herald of thy peer and brother (against whom thy conscience
 5 VI   |         Thus he comforted his brother and sent him home with a
 6 XI   |   Whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be
 7 XI   |    there rememberest that thy brother hath aught against thee,
 8 XI   |    first be reconciled to thy brother.' And he also saith, 'Whosoever
 9 XXI  |     his last lesson, saying, "Brother beloved, and dearest son,
10 XXII |   king's son?' Barlaam is our brother and fellow-monk. But now
11 XXII |     the dwelling-place of our brother, whom God loveth, although
12 XXVII|       Isis, which had for her brother and husband that Osiris
13 XXVII| Osiris which was slain by his brother Typhon. And for this reason
14 XXVII|      not able to help her own brother and husband; nor had Osiris,
15 XXVII|    had Typhon, who killed his brother and was himself destroyed
16 XXVII|     him, as it were their own brother: for they call themselves
17 XXXVI|      unto Barachias, "Behold, brother, I charge thee, as the Apostle