Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |     beside God.~Therefore let men withdraw themselves from errors;
2    I, 22|       Hither he was accustomed to withdraw himself without any witnesses,
3   II, 9 |       from which he was unable to withdraw himself. Here, then, I hold
4  III, 18|           other hand, we can only withdraw from this habitation of
5    V, 6 |          they began especially to withdraw and collect together the
6   VI, 10| assistance must also of necessity withdraw himself from receiving it;
7  VII, 10|       they desire. Therefore they withdraw and return. But virtue is