Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-6  |         Thee, who art the truth; I fear to deceive myself; lest
 2     1, 13-22|            those, whom I no longer fear, cry out against me, while
 3     1, 14-23|         but this I learned without fear or suffering, by mere observation,
 4     1, 17-27|            of praise or shame, and fear of stripes, to speak the
 5     2, 3-6  |           was startled with a holy fear and trembling; and though
 6     2, 5-11 |           called lower goods, or a fear of losing them. For they
 7     2, 5-11 |          riches, and be freed from fear of the laws, and his embarrassments
 8     2, 6-13 |    revenges more justly than Thou? Fear startles at things unwonted
 9     2, 10-18|            his Lord: and shall not fear, and shall do excellently
10     4, 3-6  |      singularly good and of a holy fear, who derided the whole body
11     4, 6-11 |           the more did I hate, and fear (as a most cruel enemy)
12     4, 17-31|         good art Thou; nor need we fear, lest there be no place
13     6, 10-16| covetousness, but with the goad of fear. At Rome he was Assessor
14     6, 16-26|          carnal pleasures, but the fear of death, and of Thy judgment
15     6, 16-26|           bodily pleasure, without fear of losing it, why should
16     7, 5-7  |         hath it no being? Why then fear we and avoid what is not?
17     7, 5-7  |        avoid what is not? Or if we fear it idly, then is that very
18     7, 5-7  |            idly, then is that very fear evil, whereby the soul is
19     7, 5-7  |        evil, as we have nothing to fear, and yet do fear. Therefore
20     7, 5-7  |        nothing to fear, and yet do fear. Therefore either is that
21     7, 5-7  |       either is that evil which we fear, or else evil is, that we
22     7, 5-7  |           or else evil is, that we fear. Whence is it then? seeing
23     8, 1-2  |         said unto man, Behold, the fear of the Lord is wisdom, and,
24     8, 5-11 |         incumbrances, as we should fear to be encumbered with it. ~ ~
25     8, 11-25|           redoubling the lashes of fear and shame, lest I should
26     8, 11-27|             cast thyself upon Him, fear not He will not withdraw
27     9, 4-9  |               9.4.9 I trembled for fear, and again kindled with
28     9, 8-17 |        Church, educated her in Thy fear. Yet for her good discipline
29    10, 14-21|           feared, I review without fear; and without desire call
30    10, 14-22|          of the mind, desire, joy, fear, sorrow; and whatsoever
31    10, 14-22|            oft as we name grief or fear, we should be compelled
32    10, 25-36|          rejoice, condole, desire, fear, remember, forget, or the
33    10, 28-39|        prosperity, in prosperity I fear adversity. What middle place
34    10, 28-39|            once and again, through fear of adversity, and corruption
35    10, 31-46|           out of all temptation. I fear not uncleanness of meat,
36    10, 36-58|       didst curb my pride with Thy fear, and tame my neck to Thy
37    10, 36-59|            neither purely love nor fear Thee. And therefore dost
38    10, 37-60|            this plague, and I much fear my secret sins, which Thine
39    12, 1-1  |         own promises: and who need fear to be deceived, when the
40    13, 25-38|           yea, I will say, and not fear. For I will say the truth,