Chapter

 1 II   |          Then spake the king, "Lo I yield to thy request,
 2 IV   |    fire?" The monks answered, "Lo! obedient to thine order,
 3 IV   |     how came ye to be fleeing? Lo! this is but another of
 4 VI   |     often grievously offended? Lo! then, it was in reproof
 5 VII  |        by the power of Christ. Lo, in few words I have made
 6 VIII | spiritual sense is strong. For lo, as these words dropped
 7 IX   |  Father which is in heaven.' ~"Lo, by all these examples and
 8 XI   |    conduct the soul to heaven. Lo, to these we are commanded
 9 XI   |      me, is not worthy of me.' Lo these and the like of these
10 XI   |        killed the fatted calf. Lo, this parable, that Jesus
11 XVIII|       mantle that he wore, and lo, a terrible sight met Ioasaph'
12 XX   |  attain to this blessedness! ~"Lo I have shown thee the way
13 XXV  |      hath found the real good. Lo, I have shown thee that,
14 XXXII|     Libanus: and I went by and lo, he was gone: and I sought
15 XXXVI|      audience of all he said, "Lo, as ye see, Abenner, my
16 XL   |        is none to help me. For lo, I set the hope of my soul