Book, Chapter

 1        2, XVI   |          the body, that He might preserve it, and that His legs might
 2        2, XVII  |       did not make any effort to preserve his life by disgraceful
 3        3, LXXV  | physicians." But if, in order to preserve from the philosophy of Epicurus,
 4        4, LXXXVI|     certain stones which help to preserve their young. If men, however,
 5        4, LXXXVI|         eagles, too, in order to preserve their young in the nest,
 6        5, XXII  |     raising it a spiritual),--we preserve both the doctrine of the
 7        5, XXV   |        laws which they carefully preserve. And not to repeat his statements,
 8        5, XLI   |       the Jews were carefully to preserve their own law, they are
 9        5, XLIII |          then, cannot be said to preserve their own law in the same
10        6, LXIX  |         the invisible God, might preserve, even in His greatness,
11        6, LXIX  |         did not at the same time preserve the image of His greatness.
12        7, IX    |        are faithful to me I will preserve eternally.'" Then he goes
13        7, XXVI  |       impossible for the Jews to preserve their civil economy unchanged,
14        8, XVIII |        reasonable soul wishes to preserve them.~
15        8, XXXI  |    through all their afflictions preserve their piety pure and unimpaired,
16        8, XLIV  |       his Master, that so he may preserve himself, and employ his
17        8, LXVI  |     Vulcan, she fled from him to preserve her honour; and that from
18        8, LXX   |          salt of the earth: they preserve the order of the world;