Chapter

 1 PREF|         in perfect happiness to behold the goodness of our Lord
 2 II  |        bring the ships to land, behold a violent wind, rising from
 3 IV  | idleness, we take no thought to behold the light of God's holy
 4 IV  |        angels, who never sleep. Behold, whilst I was awake and
 5 V   |      persisted in her request. "Behold," said she, "on the way
 6 VI  |     remark to the bystanders: " Behold a servant of the Lord ! "
 7 VI  |       when he approached Him, " Behold an Israelite indeed, in
 8 VII |          not to be fed himself. Behold, he hath brought such loaves
 9 XI  |         and trusts in the Lord. Behold, He has prepared food for
10 XII |     they came near a river, and behold the eagle was standing on
11 XVII|      the pious inhabitant might behold nothing from his residence
12 XXIV|       found." He answered, "You behold this great and spacious
13 XLI |      think of any remedy; when, behold, one of the priests, being