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 1      1, XII  |         anxiety of vague thought, lest the robber should spoil,
 2      1, XII  |          the robber should spoil, lest the murderer should attack,
 3      4, Arg  |         KEEP THE PEOPLE IN QUIET, LEST, IF THEY SHOULD RUSH IN
 4      4, II   |      collected together at once', lest from this very thing ill-will
 5      5, III  |          whom they ought to fear, lest, being condemned by their
 6      6, II   |          made whole; sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto
 7      6, II   |           confessor; sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto
 8      6, IV   |       natural branches, take heed lest He also spare not thee."
 9      7, VI   |   temperate use of drink; to wit, lest worldly enticement should
10      7, VI   |         with celestial vigour, or lest the mind, weighed down by
11      7, VII  |       lift up our eyes to heaven, lest the earth with its delights
12      9, I    |           longer to keep silence, lest too much reticence should
13     10, III  |          qualities of their sins, lest, in the event of anything
14     11, I    |      incautiously and immaturely, lest, while peace is grasped
15     14, I    |   brethren, withdrew for a while, lest, by my over-bold presence,
16     14, III  |           stand by your judgment, lest our proceedings, which ought
17     25, VI   |           food of healthy bodies, lest the unseasonable nourishment,
18     25, VI   |         disease,--that is to say, lest what might have been sooner
19     29, II   |      shedding of their own blood, lest, overcome by the suffering
20     30, V    |           moderation in counsels, lest anything done as it ought
21     30, VI   |          condition of the Church, lest they may seem themselves
22     35, I    |            to be absent from you, lest my presence should provoke
23     35, I    |  fellow-presbyter; which portion, lest it should be all appropriated,
24     39, II   |       unspotted conversation. And lest it should be too little
25     40, II   |                           II.~And lest their raging boldness should
26     42, I    |      sub-deacon for your perusal, lest any one should pretend that
27     44, III  |        Mauritania attached to it; lest a schism made in the city
28     50, I    |          field had been received, lest the Church of Christ should
29     51, III  |         with a wind or a tempest, lest their mind, changeable and
30     51, III  |           and cause in your eyes, lest any should think that I
31     51, VI   |      wholly denied to the lapsed, lest they should fail still more
32     51, VI   |      decisions are collected. And lest perchance the number of
33     51, XVI  |        the apostle says, "Beware, lest any man spoil you through
34     51, XVIII|        have regard to yourselves, lest ye also be tempted. Bear
35     51, XVIII|   thinketh he standeth, take heed lest he fall;" and in another
36     51, XXVI |          made whole; sin no more, lest a worse thing happen unto
37     51, XXVI |         the same apostle: "I fear lest, when I come to you, I shall
38     53, V    |                                V.~Lest, then, the sheep committed
39     54, XIII |          not perceive their sins, lest repentance should follow
40     54, XIII |           in deceitful words; and lest the lapsed should rise up,
41     54, XIV  |          contagion of sacrifices, lest they should entreat God,
42     59, II   |   seducers and abominable places, lest the members dedicated to
43     61, I    |         saying, "Keep discipline, lest haply the Lord be angry,
44     61, II   |           things and ruled by us, lest an occasion should be given
45     61, II   |         while the world standeth, lest I make my brother to offend."~
46     61, IV   |   admitted by us into the Church, lest they should begin to set
47     62, XV   |           the morning sacrifices, lest by the taste of wine he
48     62, XVIII|          have the light of life." Lest therefore we should walk
49     63, II   |          God sanctify themselves, lest perchance the Lord forsake
50     63, II   |          not bring sin upon them, lest they die." Those, therefore,
51     63, IV   |         their deceitfulness; and, lest any one should run into
52     67, I    |          God sanctify themselves, lest the Lord forsake them."
53     67, I    |          not bring sin upon them, lest they die." Also in Leviticus
54     67, III  |           be separated from them, lest, being associated with the
55     67, III  |      things which belong to them, lest ye perish together in their
56     68, I    |        what you did believe, and, lest by chance the dignity of
57     69, II   |         forewarned in the Psalms, lest any one going out of the
58     71, II   |          God sanctify themselves, lest the Lord forsake them."
59     71, II   |          bear iniquity upon them, lest they die." But what can
60     72, II   |         our altar and sacrifices, lest we should appear to be celebrating
61     72, V    |                            V.~And lest it should be wearisome to
62     72, XVII |           to know Christ the Son, lest they should flatter and
63     74, III  |        passed by for the present, lest, while we remember his audacity
64     74, XXI  |         obtain remission of sins, lest by the presumption of others
65     75, VIII |           been lawlessly offered, lest they should any more be
66     75, IX   |          touch nothing of theirs, lest ye be consumed in their
67     80, III  |           by their constancy! And lest anything should be wanting
68     80, III  | themselves, saying, "But if not." Lest the virtue of their confession
69     82, Arg  |           UTICA, HE WITHDREW. AND LEST IT SHOULD BE THOUGHT THAT