Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |    unconsciously run into the snares of death; for they are ignorant
 2   II, 15|    they fill every place with snares, deceits, frauds, and errors;
 3   II, 17|    the names of the dead, lay snares for the living. Therefore,
 4  III, 1 |      have become entangled in snares and the greatest errors.
 5   IV, 26| heaven to earth, run into the snares of eternal death. The actions,
 6   IV, 30|     at any time fall into the snares and deceits of that adversary
 7    V, 18|        or when they avoid the snares of others in various ways.
 8   VI, 22|     to be guarded against, as snares or nets, lest, captivated
 9   VI, 24|    again be led into the same snares. In short, even the dumb
10   VI, 24|      have perceived wiles and snares. Thus repentance makes a