Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        other way than as a mind free and unrestrained, far removed
 2    I, 10|     guilty of homicide, and set free from the charge of murder
 3    I, 18|         put to death or enslave free peoples. Truly the greater
 4    I, 20|         way, he might enjoy the free heaven; but they did not
 5    I, 21|         indeed, were the Latins free from this cruelty, since
 6   II, 9 |         discern all things with free and unrestrained perception.
 7   II, 12|         have nourishment, or be free from danger, it must be
 8   II, 13|       various fruits; and being free from all labours. might
 9   II, 15|         as He had given these a free will, He enjoined them above
10   II, 18|          that God is altogether free from anger, because He is
11  III, 3 |       heaven, or are borne with free course through the air;
12  III, 10|          therefore, who wish to free the mind from all fear,
13  III, 12|       the soul will be pure and free from stain. Whence, then,
14  III, 12|        it is without an end and free from all evil. In short,
15  III, 16|         be done in life. We are free and exempt from this calumny,
16  III, 18|     case with old women who are free from occupation) invented
17  III, 28|       virtue, they endeavour to free the mind from all fear:
18   IV, 1 |      continual exhortations, to free the people from vices and
19   IV, 11|     ever, but might give them a free opportunity of following
20   IV, 23|        to wish to impose upon a free man laws which you yourself
21   IV, 24|        not sin, because you are free from this body; you do not
22   IV, 26|       had determined to set man free, sent as His ambassador
23   IV, 26| unworthy even of a man if he is free, although guilty? First
24   IV, 29|         there is one God alone, free, most high, without any
25    V, 7 |       applied themselves, to be free from fault appears to be
26    V, 9 |         who sins wishes to have free scope for sinning, and thinks
27    V, 9 |     destroy the innocent or set free the guilty without punishment;
28    V, 16|         are on an equality, the free with slaves, and the rich
29    V, 23|       but he will be altogether free from this if he shall suffer
30   VI, 5 |       the first wisdom is to be free from folly." But he speaks
31   VI, 10|        do not deserve to be set free in our own dangers, if we
32   VI, 12|       press you, and follow it; free yourself from fetters and
33   VI, 12|        these frail ones, I wiIl free you from fear. All these
34   VI, 15|         of the body, he must be free from virtue who has no lust
35   VI, 16|      moderation. For we must be free even from moderate vices;
36   VI, 17|         But he who fears God is free from the fear of all these
37   VI, 17|      mind, while they desire to free the soul from perturbations,
38   VI, 24|     brought back, and to be set free, if he repents of his actions,
39   VI, 25|        the other, because He is free from corruption, and that
40   VI, 25|       the favour of God, and be free from every stain, let him
41  VII, 3 |      eternal mind, separate and free from a body. And since they
42  VII, 5 |   immortality, will be wise and free from evil, as God is. He,
43  VII, 12|         or that he is being set free from the body, when his
44  VII, 15|       of the times, for He will free His people from the oppressive
45  VII, 15|  worshippers of God, may be set free. And as then signs were
46  VII, 17|        great king to rescue and free them, and destroy all the
47  VII, 18|      His supreme Father, to set free the righteous from the hands
48  VII, 24|    exult, being rescued and set free from the dominion of evil
49  VII, 27|        which abyss let everyone free himself while it is permitted