Book, Chapter

1     II, 11| allowed His severity to have escaped in disguise or concealment.
2     II, 14|  which he would like to have escaped; that the wickedness of
3     II, 25|    some part of paradise had escaped the eye of Him who holds
4     IV, 8 |   precipice. For although He escaped through the midst of them,
5     IV, 9 |   destroyed the law, who had escaped defilement from the occasion
6     IV, 11|   the law. The case of Peter escaped his memory, who, although
7     IV, 21|   real endurance of which he escaped, because wanting in bodily