Book, Chapter

 1   II, 8 | disease, and had determined to abstain from battle, the image of
 2  III, 8 |    away other males, or do not abstain from the pursuit even when
 3  III, 17|     hears this affirmed, would abstain from the practice of vice
 4  III, 17|  another; nor that he ought to abstain from guilt, because the
 5  III, 20|       to pollute those objects abstain from looking upon them;
 6  III, 22|     another from which one can abstain; he took away temperance
 7   IV, 17|     when God commanded them to abstain from this, He willed that
 8   IV, 17|   understood, that they should abstain from sins and impurities.
 9    V, 10|       just. For how shall they abstain from the shedding of blood
10   VI, 9 |      ascribed to fear, if they abstain from crimes through dread
11   VI, 9 |        in no other way equally abstain from these present goods,
12   VI, 13|      let him think that he may abstain from the work of bounty
13   VI, 13|     first step of virtue is to abstain from evil works; the second,
14   VI, 13|     evil works; the second, to abstain also from evil worsts; the
15   VI, 13|     evil worsts; the third, to abstain even from the thoughts of
16   VI, 17|       whereas we ought both to abstain from pleasures, and by no
17   VI, 18|       and that he may entirely abstain from the property of another.
18   VI, 20|         expect that they would abstain from the blood of others
19   VI, 20|     blood of others who do not abstain even from their own? But
20   VI, 20|      children, it is better to abstain from marriage s than with