Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI |      with their Master, and to expose themselves to danger, and
 2        1, LXV  |      life, acting so as not to expose Himself to danger rashly,
 3        1, LXVI |       as a human being, not to expose Himself unseasonably to
 4        2, III  | present object, however, is to expose the ignorance of Celsus,
 5        6, LXXIV|     from the charges, and what expose him to them; and when he
 6        7, XL   |        the way to heaven, ever expose themselves to death in defence
 7        7, XLV  |      then keep silence; do not expose your own ignorance, and
 8        8, XLIX |      and yet, on the other, to expose it to such tortures as though
 9        8, L    |       and yet at the same time expose it to tortures as though
10        8, LIV  |       vain, therefore, that we expose our bodies to be beaten