Chapter

 1 II   |    prosperity that deceives, whereon, O king, thine heart alas!
 2 V    | world. But vain was the hope whereon he stayed, and he was like
 3 V    |      known upon him the path whereon he needs must go. Befel
 4 XII  |    gnaw the root of the tree whereon he hung, and were all but
 5 XII  | looking closely at the ledge whereon his feet rested, he discerned
 6 XII  |     projecting from the wall whereon he was perched. Then he
 7 XIII |  mayest have them on the way whereon thou goest, though they
 8 XIII |     despaired of the succour whereon he had reckoned, and went
 9 XIX  |      of God. But on the day, whereon the prince should be baptized,
10 XXXV |    for him, blessing the day whereon Ioasaph was born, and said "
11 XXXIX|   bedewed him and the ground whereon he sat. He mourned over