Chapter

 1 II     |          this iniquitous decree, bade farewell to all the grovelling
 2 IV     |         the king waxed wroth and bade burn them with fire. So
 3 V      |       beautiful and gladsome. He bade them muster in the way troops
 4 VI     |          and, like one inspired, bade bring in the man forthwith. ~
 5 VI     |    wished him Peace!, the prince bade him be seated. Then his
 6 VI     |    reprove him to the face, they bade the king's own brother tell
 7 X      |      gained no profit thereby. I bade thee never regret the thing
 8 X      |        my path. Besides which, I bade thee never believe a word
 9 XXII   |          tidings. Immediately he bade call one Araches, who held
10 XXIV   |         this godly end, the king bade Araches, his chief councillor,
11 XXVI   | doom-stool high and exalted, and bade his son sit beside him.
12 XXVIII |          salvation; while others bade a long farewell to the concerns
13 XXXIII |        set apart for him. And he bade his rulers and governors
14 XXXIII |         and passing fair, and he bade the people there often to
15 XXXIII |       made ready a rude font, he bade baptize them that were turning
16 XXXVIII|       night long until day-break bade them once more remember