Book, Chapter

 1        1, LI    |   over those soldiers of the guard stationed around the tomb
 2        1, LII   |   animal as a god, or not to guard against eating, even under
 3        1, LXI   |      self to dangers, but to guard carefully against them,
 4        2, XIX   | purpose, and keep upon their guard." For many have continued
 5        2, XLVI  |      since we are careful to guard against being supposed to
 6        2, XLIX  |     disciples to be on their guard against those who professed
 7        2, XLIX  |   would have us to be on our guard give themselves out as the
 8        4, XC    |   would have been upon their guard against flying to any particular
 9        4, XCI   |      not he have been on his guard against suffering what he
10        6, XXXIII|   circle, and as if mounting guard over the tree of knowledge
11        6, XLV   |    the good, and be on their guard against its opposite. It
12        8, II    | thinks, "absurd to be on our guard against serving more gods,