Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5   |     God?~Many there are who flee from one danger to a worse;~
 2    1, 5   |     danger to a worse;~Many flee from a snake and meet a
 3    1, 7   |   forsook me.~Why dost Thou flee from the cries of us on
 4    2, 10  |   are charged with springs; flee them not.~Consort with grief
 5    2, 10  |  Whatever seems profitable, flee from it,~Drink poison and
 6    3, 1   |  its departure. ~Contraries flee away from contraries; ~When
 7    4, 2   |    the market is thronged, ~Flee away from them whose traffic
 8    4, 2   |    friends grows up in you,~Flee from them, and avoid converse
 9    5, 13  |  one whose reason and sense~Flee away as soon as a mouse
10    6, Prol| only a hell.~Therefore they flee from self to being beside
11    6, 2   |    oppressest me?~How can I flee away when there is no living