Chapter

 1 I   |      whether or not we ought to flee in persecution For my part,
 2 IV  |      alone, that men should not flee in it. For if persecution
 3 IV  |      way will it be our duty to flee from what has God as its
 4 IV  |      who think that they should flee, either reproach God with
 5 IV  |     doing what is evil, if they flee from persecution as an evil (
 6 V   |        V.~But, says some one, I flee, the thing it belongs to
 7 V   |    chooses, to bring me, when I flee, back before the tribunal.
 8 V   |         will deny if you do not flee, or are you not sure? For
 9 V   |        safety, that you may not flee, just as you presuppose
10 V   |        us back to trial when we flee, so is He able to screen
11 V   |        screen us when we do not flee; yes, and even living in
12 V   |        the will of God, than to flee at our own will. Rutilius,
13 V   |        but that we ought not to flee from persecution because
14 VI  |        says, "to persecute you, flee from city to city," We maintain
15 VI  |      required the injunction to flee, their mission being to
16 VI  |     reason He commanded them to flee then for a time--not with
17 VI  | prevented. Neither were they to flee to any city as if by stealth,
18 VI  |      Israel." So the command to flee was restricted to the limits
19 VI  |       should not the command to flee, which was issued at the
20 VI  |          Certainly no longer to flee from persecution. Otherwise
21 VI  |      themselves, the command to flee was temporary, as were those
22 VII |        suffer persecution or to flee from it. If to flee, how
23 VII |       or to flee from it. If to flee, how to suffer? If to suffer,
24 VII |    suffer? If to suffer, how to flee? In fact, what utter inconsistency
25 VII |  decrees of One who commands to flee, and yet urges to suffer,
26 VII |        he confess, fleeing? How flee, confessing? "Of him who
27 VII |       How then, when you bid me flee, do you wish me to endure
28 VII |       prove that the command to flee had, at the time it was
29 IX  |     they renewed the command to flee from city to city? In fact,
30 IX  |        examples as a command to flee, while it was just from
31 IX  |   certainly it is not when they flee. For how can the absent
32 IX  |       be fulfilled by those who flee. Finally, mindful of his
33 IX  |        of God. And yet who will flee from persecution, but he
34 IX  | themselves in martyrdom, not to flee from it; so that we also
35 X   |   perhaps also in the battle to flee again. And when will he
36 X   |         Christ-clothed, you who flee before the devil, since
37 X   |         it is from the Lord you flee, you taunt all runaways
38 X   |      the enemy of God, does not flee from, but rather despises
39 XI  |     with what view it was said, Flee from city to city? Thus,
40 XI  |         keepers of the flock to flee when the wolves invade it--
41 XI  |     been set over the Church to flee in the time of persecution.
42 XI  |  otherwise, if the flock should flee, the overseer of the flock
43 XI  |       its liberty, forsooth, to flee.~
44 XII |       Whether, if we should not flee from it, we should at least
45 XII |       it is evident we must not flee, must in like manner not
46 XII |        yourself off; and so you flee. As regards your feet, you
47 XII |      then, that it is better to flee than to fall in value, if
48 XIII|  Scripture both allowed them to flee, and commanded them to buy
49 XIV |       Him will neither stoop to flee from persecution nor to