Chapter

 1 VII    |        Father, saying, `This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased,'
 2 XII    |       Mammon.' So also writeth the beloved Evangelist and Divine in
 3 XVIII  |       ordinary dress. If one had a beloved kinsman carried captive
 4 XIX    |         the Holy Ghost. Wherefore, beloved, give diligence that thou
 5 XXI    |           lesson, saying, "Brother beloved, and dearest son, whom I
 6 XXVI   |           enmeshed our king's well beloved son in the net of error,
 7 XXXV   |         pressed many kisses on his beloved son; then, when he had prayed,
 8 XXXVIII|         Welcome art thou, son well beloved son of God, and inheritor
 9 XXXVIII| corruptible! ~"But tell me, dearly beloved, how thou camest hither?
10 XXXIX  |          saying, "Long ago, dearly beloved Ioasaph, was it destined
11 XXXIX  |            thou over these things, beloved: quit thee like a man; yea,
12 XXXIX  |        heat of the day. Therefore, beloved, gladly accept the decrees