Chapter

 1 IX    |  this, in his picture of the Ten Virgins, `five of whom were
 2 XIII  | render account for a debt of ten thousand talents. Being
 3 XIII  |    falleth into the midst of ten thousand perils, and endureth
 4 XX    |    king, and distraught with ten thousand cares, yet cleansed
 5 XXIII |    no, not if thou put us to ten thousand deaths. We be not
 6 XXV   |      thousand thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand
 7 XXV   |       and ten thousand times ten thousand of Angels and Archangels,
 8 XXXI  |      thousand thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand
 9 XXXI  |       and ten thousand times ten thousand of Angels and heavenly
10 XXXVI |     befell the man that owed ten thousand talents, how, through
11 XXXVII|     and the rather to choose ten thousand forms of death