Book, Chapter

 1   2,   7|       us to desire and what to avoid. Now this fear will of necessity
 2   2,   7| pleasing men or with a view to avoid any of the annoyances which
 3   2,  13|      if a man do not choose to avoid them altogether, it is easy
 4   2,  18|        let him grieve over and avoid men who, "when they knew
 5   2,  26|      adopt, and what we are to avoid~
 6   2,  29|       becomes the Christian to avoid it the more carefully, the
 7   2,  40|    heathen, ought to abhor and avoid; but they contain also liberal
 8   4,   3|        one they listen to, and avoid it; just as citybred men,
 9   4,   5|     bitters, so we must always avoid unwholesome sweets. But
10   4,  10|    therefore, who teaches will avoid all words that do not teach;
11   4,  14|       judgment teaches them to avoid it. Wherefore this holy
12   4,  21|     passionately upon women to avoid tampering with their appearance
13   4,  24|      to deserve praise, and to avoid living so as to incur blame.
14   4,  26|        what it praises, and to avoid or renounce what it condemns.
15   4,  27|       course by which he would avoid contempt: "but be thou an