Chapter

 1 I     | boiling over with indignation, passed a decree forthwith, compelling
 2 II    |      the present world, having passed judgement on the frailty
 3 V     |       knowledge of the truth,' passed him not by, but showed this
 4 XIV   |   timely deposited his wealth, passed his time in continual plenty
 5 XVI   |  afford house and raiment, yet passed their lives in such good
 6 XVI   |      too good to be put off or passed over, if they indeed be
 7 XVIII |       And the years, that have passed since then, I may rightly
 8 XXIII |      feet lopped off. Sentence passed, the henchmen and guards
 9 XXIV  |   dreams of this vain life are passed away, and the lovers thereof,
10 XXXV  |    make so bold. Thus the king passed through the good change
11 XXXVII|       without looking back, he passed into the depth of the desert;
12 XL    |       bright city. When he had passed within the gate, there met
13 XL    |     unto the God of peace, and passed to that Master whom he had