CHAPTER ONE   which describes the wounded Tsar Lazar and his soul's turmoil and confusion over the calamity and the testament. CHAPTER TWO   which describes Lazar's vision of the heavenly realm and the two heralds, who approach the dying Tsar. CHAPTER THREE   which relates how the heavenly herald comforted Lazar and praised his testament as righteous and salvation-bearing. CHAPTER FOUR   in which the heavenly herald answers Lazar's question: what is the most necessary thing for a man to ask of God ? CHAPTER FIVE   in which the Tsar asks why his country was destined to fall, and receives the answer. CHAPTER SIX   in which is discussed the superiority of mind among those who choose the heavenly kingdom. CHAPTER SEVEN   in which is discussed the transcendence of the love among those who choose the kingdom of heaven. CHAPTER EIGHT   in which is discussed the transcendence of the will among those who choose the kingdom of heaven. CHAPTER NINE   in which Lazar looks at the battle with the two visions opened for him: the physical and the spiritual CHAPTER TEN   in which Lazar receives the answer to his question of why unbaptized Asia was permitted to conquer his people, who had fought for the honorable cross. CHAPTER ELEVEN   which discusses external and internal freedom, and the essence of golden freedom. CHAPTER TWELVE   in which Lazar's end is recounted.