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 1  II,  100     |   endure if each knew what his friend said of him in his absence,
 2  II,  155     |                    155. A true friend is so great an advantage,
 3 III,  194     |     would desire to have for a friend a man who talks in this
 4 III,  194     | capable of useful service to a friend; because naturally men love
 5 III,  196     |   heart; they would not make a friend of it.~
 6 III,  233     |  grateful, generous, a sincere friend, truthful. Certainly you
 7  IV,  247     |     letter of exhortation to a friend to induce him to seek. And
 8   V,  291     |        the elder gets all. "My friend, you were born on this side
 9   V,  293     |     you lived on this side, my friend, I should be an assassin,
10 VII,  553     |     admits, since He calls him friend.~Jesus tears Himself away
11 VII,  553     |        servitude.~"I am more a friend to thee than such and such
12 XII,  779(175)|                  Matt. 26:50. "Friend, wherefore art thou come?" ~