Book, Chapter

1      I, 4 |        all tolerable, what is to prevent our introducing, I will
2      I, 22| whosoever has it in his power to prevent the happening of a thing,
3     II, 7 |         God did not interfere to prevent the occurrence of what He
4     IV, 16|      which the law had wished to prevent by the method of retaliation, (
5     IV, 16|           so far as thy will can prevent; by which command, too,
6     IV, 41|       denial of him, rather than prevent his fall. The Christ of
7      V, 7 |    specially mentioned "men." To prevent, however, your using such
8      V, 18|         prohibition was meant to prevent their dying after the transgression.