Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        the testimony of prophets, lest a proof derived from those
 2    I, 5 |      stirs the mighty whole."~And lest any one should happen to
 3    I, 7 |          they ought to be called, lest they do injury to the true
 4    I, 10|         Athenians through favour, lest he should appear to be too
 5    I, 10|           proof of his manliness, lest he should appear too effeminate.
 6    I, 14|          bidding him to take heed lest his son should expel him
 7    I, 16|        another;' and does he fear lest any one should act towards
 8    I, 20|        are to be enclosed within, lest they should be false if
 9    I, 21|          Priapus of his disguise, lest something deserving of ridicule
10   II, 1 |          necessity and died, yet, lest any doubt should be left,
11   II, 1 |           blind the minds of men, lest they should see the light,--
12   II, 1 |       they should see the light,--lest, in short, they should look
13   II, 2 |        superfluous. But they fear lest their religion should be
14   II, 3 |          discussed by the vulgar, lest such discussion should extinguish
15   II, 3 |   eloquence. For there is no fear lest speech should fail you in
16   II, 4 |         much by anger as by fear, lest they themselves should be
17   II, 5 |         contrived them? Doubtless lest, as the light of the sun
18   II, 12|         need of divine testimony, lest that of man should be insufficient.
19   II, 15|           God in His forethought, lest the devil, to whom from
20  III, 4 |        allow wisdom to any other, lest it should confess that it
21  III, 6 |          who would wish to labour lest he should know anything?
22  III, 16|           accomplishments, I fear lest it should seem not to have
23  III, 16|          but as if he were afraid lest he should be arraigned by
24  III, 16|          may be quickly taken up, lest any part of life should
25  III, 17|         from us without pleasure; lest, since we ourselves are
26  III, 20|  AEsculapius? He evidently feared lest he should be put upon his
27  III, 23|           from their parents. And lest they should suffer shipwreck
28  III, 23|       deep. I will cast you away, lest I myself should be cast
29  III, 23|     imperil so great a multitude; lest, if they should perish through
30  III, 30|           vain on false subjects, lest any one by chance being
31   IV, 2 |     treasury of wisdom and truth, lest the secret of His divine
32   IV, 11|          them, and of their seed, lest, if He should be born of
33   IV, 17|          foreskins of your heart, lest my fury come forth like
34   IV, 17|         nourished only for death; lest, by devoting themselves
35   IV, 18|          the tetrarch, who feared lest he should be deposed from
36   IV, 18|       beaten, He shall be silent, lest any one should know what
37   IV, 18|       things we will hope in Him, lest this place be deserted for
38   IV, 19|      again from the dead, fearing lest, the body having been stolen
39   IV, 20|         show Himself to the Jews, lest He should lead them to repentance,
40   IV, 23|           that men ought to live, lest, by living in another way,
41   IV, 24|          all things as in virtue, lest there should be no difference
42   IV, 26|        all these things were done lest His body, being injured
43   IV, 30|       with the greatest prudence, lest we should at any time fall
44    V, 1 |     obtaining this. For they fear lest they should be overcome
45    V, 1 |           I said, they are afraid lest, if they should hear, they
46    V, 2 |     enticed by the frauds of any, lest their simplicity should
47    V, 6 |         all men laid aside piety, lest, if they should live piously,
48    V, 11|        also for the sake of envy, lest either they themselves should
49    V, 12|       unless it is that they fear lest, as justice grows strong
50    V, 12|         foolish, why do they fear lest the wise shall be allured
51    V, 20|        the defence of their gods, lest, if our affairs should increase (
52    V, 20|         concerning divine things, lest they should both be derided
53    V, 23|         which belongs to another, lest he should injure any one
54    V, 23|         and government of others, lest, being corrupted by the
55    V, 23|          His precepts. Therefore, lest they should be as much corrupted
56   VI, 4 | gratification must be laid aside, lest the enemy should overpower
57   VI, 4 |          the appearance of light, lest any one should grasp and
58   VI, 5 |      which I prefer to introduce, lest, while I refute the opinions
59   VI, 17|       mind, either of one fearing lest he should be in want, or
60   VI, 18|         ought not to be boastful, lest he a should appear to have
61   VI, 18|        also diligently take care, lest by any fault of his he should
62   VI, 18|           go down upon our wrath, lest he should depart as a witness
63   VI, 19|           with continual stripes, lest by useless love and excessive
64   VI, 20|     within the prescribed limits, lest it should soothe and captivate
65   VI, 20|          us to be present at all, lest any bloodshed should overspread
66   VI, 22|       against, as snares or nets, lest, captivated by the softness
67   VI, 25|           in the greatest degree, lest any one should chance to
68  VII, 1 |          must speak in this book, lest all that is gone before
69  VII, 1 |       undertaken, in uncertainty, lest any one should by chance
70  VII, 9 |        God cannot be seen by man, lest any one should imagine from
71  VII, 12|         this appears to be afraid lest any one should believe it.
72  VII, 22|        away from the eyes of men, lest, if he were seen or heard,
73  VII, 22| introduced the river of oblivion, lest the souls, remembering their
74  VII, 25|     things; and at the same time, lest weariness should be occasioned
75  VII, 25|           decrees can be delayed--lest, sooner than we think for,