Chapter

 1 II    |    will answer thee concerning whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn;
 2 III   |       after three days no monk whatsoever should be found therein.
 3 X     |  strife and hath no real being whatsoever. But with us it is not so,
 4 XI    |     them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you.' ~"
 5 XI    |   itself. Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should
 6 XI    |       kind of sinful affection whatsoever. But if any man fall, he
 7 XII   |     hatred and abhorrence; for whatsoever gifts it giveth to its friends,
 8 XV    |        hands of the needy, for whatsoever thou shalt do unto these
 9 XIX   |        we attach no sufferings whatsoever to that nature which is
10 XXIX  |    that he payeth me no regard whatsoever. When I have treated him
11 XXXIII|       be free, from now, to go whatsoever way thou wilt without fear."
12 XXXIV | darkness, the undying worm and whatsoever other punishment the servants
13 XXXVI |  carrying with him no advocate whatsoever, except his deeds, good