Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |  uncertain enterprises, which may turn out differently from what
 2        1, L      | refutation of them, and which may turn away intelligent believers
 3        2, VII    |         and unclean meats, and to turn the mind to the good and
 4        2, XXXIV  |            and such as you, would turn them into ridicule; but
 5        2, LXXVI  |        Jesus Himself, in order to turn their hearers from evil,
 6        3, XLIV   |          which, however, serve to turn aside men from the practice
 7        3, L      |          the cognate virtues, and turn them away from contemning
 8        3, LIV    |         simple among you, let him turn unto me;" and wisdom exhorts
 9        3, LV     |           good thing, seeing they turn away with aversion from
10        3, LVI    |         that, on the contrary, we turn away women from a dissolute
11        3, LVIII  |           our teachers. For if we turn (our hearers) away from
12        3, LVIII  |          it, I will not from such turn away young men, but will
13        3, LXV    | possessing no longer the power to turn from it easily to a proper
14        3, LXXV   |           you refer, from whom we turn away ignorant individuals.?
15        3, LXXV   |          also be admitted that-we turn away from physicians of
16        4, II     |         he would have appeared to turn aside those who are carried
17        4, XIII   |     against us, and then we shall turn to what follows. The divine
18        4, XXXIX  |      ridicule the myth, and would turn this great Plato into a
19        4, LXXXIII|          that, while he wishes to turn away from Christianity those
20        4, XCV    |           by means of an augur to turn away (His people) from the
21        4, XCV    |         spirit of our adversaries turn our imagination whither
22        5, XXXIX  |      taught to loath evil, and to turn away from wicked works,
23        5, XLII   |            But if any one were to turn his attention to the meaning
24        5, LX     |           But we know that if one turn to the Lord (for "the Lord
25        5, LXIV   |  accustomed to apply to those who turn away simple persons, and
26        6, I      |            on the other hand, who turn away from the ignorant as
27        6, V      |       advent of Jesus, who was to turn away men from the worship
28        6, XLIV   |      became God, who knows how to turn to proper account even those
29        6, XLIX   |         silly statements, let him turn his attention not merely
30        6, LXX    |         law by Moses. For when we turn to the Lord (and the Lord
31        6, LXXIV  |          he made formerly we will turn against himself: "What old
32        7, V      |           deceiving men, and thus turn them away from God, and
33        7, XXV    |      smite thee on the one cheek, turn to him the other also."
34        7, XXV    |     strike thee on the one cheek, turn to him the other," is not
35        7, XXXV   |         passed away, and could so turn the hearts of men as to
36        7, LVIII  |     strike thee on the one cheek, turn to him the other also.'
37        7, LXI    |     strike thee on the one cheek, turn the other also; and if any
38        8, LIX    |     observe how, while seeking to turn us away from our faith in
39        8, LXXII  |         jealousy. For then will I turn to the people a pure language,