Chapter

 1 V    |     he had witnessed, and the form of his visage was changed
 2 VI   |   vile apparel, whose outward form alone ye beheld, and deemed
 3 XII  |      idols, and endured every form of torment, being exposed
 4 XII  |    trees of the like kind and form, and shalt know what a foundation
 5 XVII |  whether in stature or bodily form, and that I am not able
 6 XIX  |      we pass over to the true form of which it is an Image,
 7 XIX  |      and devoutly worship the form of him who for our sake
 8 XIX  |    himself, and even took the form of a servant. Likewise also
 9 XIX  | rather in virtuous deeds, and form the habit of practising
10 XIX  | therein, and have strength to form the habit, at the last,
11 XXIII|      because we attest in due form our love of those marvellous
12 XXXI | himself so far as to take the form of a servant, we had not