Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |       from errors; and laying aside corrupt superstitions, let
 2    I, 18|   realized, if men would cast aside their pernicious and impious
 3    I, 21|     of liberal training, turn aside from such refinement. than
 4    I, 21|  discovered wisdom, shall lay aside his error, he will assuredly
 5   II, 1 |       standing unless men lay aside depravity, and undertake
 6   II, 18|      the anger of God be laid aside for the present; because
 7   II, 20|      these also may be turned aside from their opinion; nor
 8  III, 8 |   should ensue? Shall we cast aside virtue because it is judged
 9  III, 9 | offices of the body being put aside, the business of man is
10  III, 13|       applied himself, laying aside the others. And since I
11  III, 13|    sought, when you have laid aside that kind of learning, which
12  III, 16|       must altogether be laid aside, because we are not to devote
13  III, 29|     the subject which we laid aside. Fortune, therefore, by
14   IV, 4 |  these two streams shall turn aside from Him, they must be dried
15   IV, 5 |       truth, he will also lay aside his error when he has gained
16   IV, 10|  their thirst and hunger laid aside, they fell away into luxury,
17   IV, 11|    they did this, and, laying aside their vanities, return to
18   IV, 11|    perfidious people had cast aside· And He had long before
19   IV, 14|       gone astray, and turned aside to the worship of images,
20   IV, 28|      man, except that, laying aside vanities and wretched error,
21    V, 2 |    but also that, having laid aside their pertinacious obstinacy,
22    V, 4 |      for a while to have laid aside divine readings, and to
23    V, 6 |       of a king, all men laid aside piety, lest, if they should
24    V, 6 |    have said, than the laying aside of divine religion, which
25    V, 8 |    you of her own accord. Lay aside every evil thought from
26    V, 14|        that they may not turn aside from faith and justice;
27    V, 20|     but endeavour to turn men aside to deadly rites, and strive
28    V, 21|    put on piety, let them lay aside riches; if any one shall
29   VI, 3 |      deterred, glide and turn aside into the way of vices, which
30   VI, 4 |  death, and shall have turned aside from God; he truly will
31   VI, 4 | present advantage must be put aside, that a greater and more
32   VI, 4 |    gratification must be laid aside, lest the enemy should overpower
33   VI, 4 |      injury, he may turn them aside from the contemplation of
34   VI, 6 |     power, then, truly laying aside pretence, these men discover
35   VI, 12|    also say; but they turn it aside from true justice, and forcibly
36   VI, 12| esteem justice so highly, lay aside the burthens which press
37   VI, 20|     captivate us, and turn us aside from God and from good works.
38   VI, 21|     deceive himself, must lay aside hurtful and injurious pleasures,
39   VI, 24|       by force, he has turned aside to the way of unrighteousness.
40  VII, 5 |      the heavenly laver, lays aside his infancy together with
41  VII, 12|  frailty, because it has laid aside its frail covering. As the
42  VII, 27|    earthly things, and laying aside the errors by which we were
43  VII, 27|      soon as possible be laid aside, which soothe the souls
44  VII, 27|   heavenly food, they may lay aside their lasting hunger; let