Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXV  | manifestation of his divinity, and free himself from this reproach,
 2        2, XLII  |          him to say that He is not free from reproach. Jesus, however,
 3        3, XLII  |          incorruptible is not more free from corruption than another
 4        3, XLII  |          and see whether they were free from licentiousness or injustice,
 5        3, LXIX  |     impossible for a man to become free from sin.~
 6        3, LXXV  |         the God of all things, and free those who yield obedience
 7        4, III   |     possible." Where, then, is our free will? and what credit is
 8        4, VI    |          the knowledge of Him will free the possessor from unhappiness.
 9        4, XIII  |         lead of wickedness, and to free it from the other impure
10        4, XIX   |          of sinners, that He might free them from sin, and convert
11        4, XLIV  |          bond maid, the other by a free woman. But he who was of
12        4, XLIV  |           the flesh; but he of the free woman was by promise. Which
13        4, XLIV  |        Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of
14        4, LXXII |           have us to be altogether free. It is manifest, further,
15        4, LXXII |       other object in view than to free as far as they can their
16        4, LXXXIX|           events, so also they may free men from doubts regarding
17        5, XXVIII|      ability, that our doctrine is free from the absurd consequences
18        5, XXX   |            a country comparatively free of these.~
19        5, XLIII |       dedicated to God, with words free from all superstition.~
20        6, I     |           and in a manner which is free from all exaggerations and
21        6, XIV   |      lowest among us have been set free from this ignorance and
22        6, LIX   |        flesh, and, having set them free from their bodies, liberates
23        7, XLV   |          to keep even our thoughts free from all defilement of sin,
24        7, L     |     new-born infants, as not being free from sin. They say, "I was
25        7, LVI   |        some older copies which are free from the interpolations
26        8, XXI   |         good, and independent, and free from jealousy, and His devoted
27        8, XXI   |      without want of anything, and free from jealousy, it would
28        8, XXXVI |      submitted to their power, are free from all harm, and bid defiance
29        8, XLII  |  preferring to have the robber set free, who had been cast into
30        8, LXX   |           when God wishes us to be free from suffering, even in
31        8, LXXIII|     account them, keep their hands free from blood, that they may
32        8, LXXIII|           with hands unstained and free from human blood offer the