Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIV  |            the Jewish historians (I avoid using the word "prophets,"
 2        1, XXV  |           struggle even to death to avoid calling God by the name
 3        1, XXXII|           than that of many men (to avoid prejudice, I do not say "
 4        1, LXI  |             is not dishonourable to avoid exposing one's self to dangers,
 5        2, XVII |          events were to befall him, avoid them if he could; whereas
 6        2, XVII |            escaping from prison, to avoid these calamities; but nevertheless
 7        2, XVII |             were to happen, did not avoid them, but encountered what
 8        2, XXIII|             was not in His power to avoid enduring, it being in the
 9        3, XI   |            the very exhortation to "avoid profane and vain babblings,
10        4, II   |         prophecy, and therefore, to avoid tautology, we do not repeat
11        5, I    |           which it is impossible to avoid sin--that we now begin the
12        5, LIII |      investigation. But that we may avoid the appearance of intentionally
13        6, X    |        described, in words, yet, to avoid the appearance of retreating
14        6, LXXXI|      present book, nor, in order to avoid doing so, to swell this
15        7, XLVI |             truth with the one, and avoid the errors arising out of
16        7, LX   |           of the common people, and avoid whatever would seem foreign
17        7, LXIV |        commands, that they not only avoid temples, altars, and images,
18        7, LXIX |          Hence we are determined to avoid the worship of demons even
19        7, LXIX |             demons even as we would avoid death; and we hold that
20        8, XXX  | consequences of evil. For we are to avoid eating for gluttony, or
21        8, LIV  |             if by that means he may avoid bestowing the name of gods
22        8, LX   |            how much better is it to avoid all danger of giving ourselves