Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXV   |      persecute you in this city, flee ye into another; and if
 2        1, LXV   |      persecute you in the other, flee again into a third," to
 3        1, LXVI  |          you and your friends to flee, lest ye should be captured
 4        1, LXVI  |       Child, and His mother, and flee into Egypt; and be thou
 5        2, IX    |          was a God could neither flee nor be led away a prisoner;
 6        2, XI    |      prisoner when attempting to flee, but that He gave Himself
 7        3, XXXIII|     arrangement of the divinity, flee from the ark. For if he
 8        3, LXXV  |        rustics, saying to them, "Flee from physicians." Nor do
 9        5, LII   |      take up the young Child and flee away (into Egypt). But what
10        5, LVIII |       life was in danger, and to flee with it into Egypt." Concerning
11        6, XIV   | sorcerers," and asserts that "we flee away with headlong speed
12        6, LIII  |          from their Lord? Why to flee from their father? Why does
13        7, VIII  |        Spirit of discipline will flee deceit, and remove from
14        8, XLI   |           so that he must either flee and hide himself, or be
15        8, XLIII |           so that he must either flee and hide himself, or be
16        8, XLIV  |           so that he must either flee and hide himself, or be