Chapter

 1 II    |   world,' as saith my divine teacher." The king said, "And who
 2 XI    |    he had before been chosen teacher of the whole world, being
 3 XIV   |    heard the words of a wise teacher calling loudly to me thus, `
 4 XVI   |  other; and as an herald and teacher of that truth have I been
 5 XX    |       which hath God for its teacher, who giveth prayer to him
 6 XXI   |    both to remind him of his teacher's austerities and to safe-guard
 7 XXI   |  loving father and excellent teacher. "And who," quoth he, "shall
 8 XXII  |      our opinion, and was my teacher in studies. I will give
 9 XXV   | bitter than gall (as said my teacher), and is sharper than any
10 XXVI  |      the same bidding for my teacher." And, turning round to
11 XXVIII|      things. Either allow my teacher to tarry with me to-night,
12 XXVIII|    he came to think upon his teacher Barlaam, and as in a mirror
13 XXIX  |   counted him his friend and teacher, because, he said, it was
14 XXX   | being verily the creator and teacher of iniquity. Thus then she