Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|        buildings places which may turn out to the service of men?
 2    I, 21|     pursuits of liberal training, turn aside from such refinement.
 3   II, 3 |          seen with veiled head to turn to a stone, and approach
 4   II, 5 |        and insensible objects, to turn our eyes in that direction
 5   II, 9 |        another snare. For he will turn round again to the same
 6   II, 17|          in order that they might turn away the minds of men from
 7   II, 17|          men, whom they strive to turn away from the worship and
 8   II, 18|        creatures, that we may not turn ourselves again downward,
 9  III, 11|      being able to find it, if we turn our thoughts in all directions;
10   IV, 4 |           these two streams shall turn aside from Him, they must
11   IV, 11|         you: let every one of you turn from his evil way, and from
12   IV, 11|     against them, that they might turn unto Thee."~The prophet
13   IV, 14|  ambassador to men, that He might turn them from their impious
14   IV, 14|            and also that He might turn their minds from foolishness
15   IV, 18|          sacred cross: "But if ye turn away from me, saith the
16   IV, 19|           be darkened; and I will turn your feasts into mourning,
17   IV, 23|         contempt, and will in his turn be mocked, because he also
18    V, 1 | particular class. For he was of a turn of mind which was ready,
19    V, 7 |       were some one who wished to turn us away from God? For on
20    V, 8 |         evils by which mankind in turn destroy one another. For
21    V, 14|          death, that they may not turn aside from faith and justice;
22    V, 20|          others, but endeavour to turn men aside to deadly rites,
23   VI, 3 |           has deterred, glide and turn aside into the way of vices,
24   VI, 3 |       which side he should rather turn himself. If he shall meet
25   VI, 3 |   honourable arts by which he may turn to good conduct, which cannot
26   VI, 4 |         inflicting injury, he may turn them aside from the contemplation
27   VI, 12|   philosophers also say; but they turn it aside from true justice,
28   VI, 12|        expended on superfluities, turn to better uses. Devote to
29   VI, 17|           violence may be able to turn us away from God. Therefore
30   VI, 18|    provoke cattle or horses, they turn against you either with
31   VI, 20|      soothe and captivate us, and turn us aside from God and from
32  VII, 10|          AND DEATH.~Let us now in turn pass on to those things
33  VII, 17|         shall be sent from God to turn men to the knowledge of
34  VII, 17|       withhold its rains; he will turn their water into blood,
35  VII, 17|     prodigies and powers he shall turn many to the worship of God;
36  VII, 27|           is present, and let him turn himself to God with his