Chapter

 1 II     |        thy pleasure, O king, to converse with me, remove thine enemies
 2 II     |         at the beginning of our converse, to banish Anger from mid
 3 IV     |   looking enviously on his free converse with the king, studied how
 4 IV     |     words. If ever in speech or converse any wound or damage be found,
 5 IV     |        laid for him in his late converse with the king; how he had
 6 VIII   |       that hath no ending, that converse with Angels. For if it be
 7 XX     |        his who is privileged to converse and be in spirit with God!
 8 XX     |         his likeness alway, and converse with him. How shalt thou
 9 XX     |        with him. How shalt thou converse with God? By drawing near
10 XX     |     trembling, such an one hath converse and speaketh with him face
11 XXI    | business, or in future cease to converse with him. Else cast me forth
12 XXX    |        to look, or with whom to converse or break his fast, for these
13 XXXVIII|        they joined in spiritual converse again, discoursing wholesome
14 XXXIX  |      all night long did Barlaam converse with Ioasaph, who wept tears