Book, Chapter

 1 Life    |         Platonian Madaurence: his father called Theseus had passed
 2    1,  6|   vertuous qualities of your good father Theseus, who disdained not
 3    4, 22|           Whereupon the miserable father of this unfortunate daughter,
 4    4, 22|         and burial. And while the father and mother of Psyches did
 5    4, 22|           place of pleasures, her father and mother did nothing but
 6    4, 22|          an husband elder than my father, more bald than a Coot,
 7    4, 22|           her good fortune to our father, nor to any other, since
 8    4, 22|         forged teares. When their father and mother beheld them weep
 9    4, 22|           thing given thee of thy father for this intent: but first
10    4, 22|        thy valiant and invincible father, and to anger me more, thou
11    5, 24|   degenerate from the glory of my father, or mine own vertue, but
12    6, 32|          that she attended on her Father being sick, untill such
13    7, 41|         heard of the death of her father by any man, but because
14    7, 41|     caused her to thinke that her father was dead. After that she
15    7, 41|     expired, as inheretrix to her father, she sold away all the substance
16    8, 44|         mother dyed, and when his father married a new wife, and
17    8, 44| conscience reclaime to offend thy father, when as thou shalt save
18    8, 44|           come unto her, when his father was ridden forth: Wherewithall
19    8, 44|        the fact: Then the unhappy father was stroken with double
20    8, 44|    finished, when the old man the father with weeping eyes even at
21    8, 44|       sight. Amongst them all the father of the child remooved with
22    8, 44|        was in one moment made the Father of two Children. But as
23    8, 46|        woman had a husband, whose father minding to ride forth, commanded
24    8, 46|       forsaken both of mother and father) incontinently after endowed
25    8, 46|        the lands and goods of her father: but this woman knowing
26    9, 48|       Priest Mythra my spirituall father, and to demand his pardon,
27    9, 48|       great Osiris the soveraigne father of all the goddesses, between