Chapter

 1 II   |   splendour of the world, and chosen ignominy such as this rather
 2 II   |  shall it profit thee to have chosen above all gods and men him
 3 III  |      king some five and fifty chosen men, schooled in the star-lore
 4 XI   |  again, as he had before been chosen teacher of the whole world,
 5 XV   |      your wits, which ye have chosen for yourselves as a more
 6 XV   |       of choice' is the thing chosen before the other thing.
 7 XV   |   preferred only becometh the chosen, when desire is added thereto.
 8 XVI  |        forasmuch as thou hast chosen to become the husband to
 9 XXI  |      chattels which they have chosen to forsake), how shall I
10 XXV  |  declined from the right, and chosen to travel on the wrong road:
11 XXX  |       brought before him some chosen damsels, young and exceeding
12 XXXV |  churches, whilst others were chosen from the priests and monks,
13 XXXVI| kissed Barachias, whom he had chosen to their king, and all the
14 XXXIX|       Lord alway; for he hath chosen and separated thee out of