Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|          those things which they flee from and hate. For they
 2  III, 19|       desire death as a good, or flee from life as an evil? unless
 3  III, 19|         soon as possible, and to flee from the violence of fortune
 4   IV, 27|          adjured by Christ, they flee from the bodies which they
 5   IV, 27|         gods of their masters to flee, that they might not be
 6   IV, 27|       punishment, rather than to flee from them. But since they
 7   IV, 27|        the true God, immediately flee. What reason is there why
 8    V, 22|         among the people of God, flee from the righteous, and
 9   VI, 5 |        curb lust; for this is to flee from vice. For almost all
10   VI, 7 |        they desired to avoid and flee from. Therefore he points
11   VI, 8 |         shall not obey this will flee from himself, and, despising
12   VI, 24| Therefore it is better either to flee from conscience, or ourselves
13  VII, 17|      refuse his mark will either flee to the mountains, or, being
14  VII, 17|  themselves from the wicked, and flee into solitudes. And when
15  VII, 19|         and being overcome shall flee; and shall often renew the