Book, Chapter

 1   II, 12|        were they able to endure or avoid the force of the cold or
 2   II, 12|    condition which they especially avoid. For while the animals were
 3  III, 5 |   dangerous, that you may shun and avoid them. Moreover, there are
 4  III, 8 |      virtuous principle, wished to avoid this common blending together
 5  III, 10|   themselves, guard against evils, avoid dangers, prepare for themselves
 6  III, 23|     results of that contempt. They avoid as an evil, and abandon
 7  III, 23|             that by death they may avoid death. So these men, without
 8   IV, 18|       disciples, not that He might avoid that which it was necessary
 9   IV, 22|          not repel by strength, or avoid by His divine knowledge,
10   IV, 30|         that no one who desires to avoid error may be entangled in
11    V, 2 |   pertinacious obstinacy, they may avoid tortures of the body, nor
12    V, 11|         pains on their bodies, and avoid nothing else but that the
13    V, 13|          have it in their power to avoid punishments, nevertheless
14    V, 18|          devour them; or when they avoid the snares of others in
15   VI, 7 |        thing which they desired to avoid and flee from. Therefore
16   VI, 9 | dissolution of the body, why do we avoid the goods assigned to us,
17   VI, 10|        they ought to fear, what to avoid, and what to do, or that
18   VI, 24|         for the future, and always avoid all those things in which
19   VI, 24|           cautious and diligent to avoid the faults into which he
20  VII, 4 |           he may guard against and avoid. For wisdom has been given
21  VII, 4 |        account of his own use, and avoid snakes and vipers for the
22  VII, 5 |            what to desire, what to avoid, and what to follow. Wisdom
23  VII, 27|         not only neglect, but also avoid them, and let him judge