Chapter

 1 1 |       must be refuted by us, lest you yourself also should
 2 4 |    have kindness. Therefore, lest he should concede to Him
 3 9 |      we must hasten onwards, lest our speech should wander
 4 10|     He would not admit this, lest he should appear to tread
 5 10|    uses! And, indeed, I fear lest he who thinks these things
 6 15| accidents and dangers, fears lest any greater violence should
 7 17|     to be restrained in man, lest he should rush to some very
 8 18|      commit slight offences, lest they should be beaten; but
 9 18|    but to have been delayed, lest it should inflict upon the
10 21|  only for a time. Therefore, lest those things should be done
11 21|    moderated and suppressed, lest, being out of his mind,
12 22|      now leave these things, lest we should produce no effect
13 23|    things ought to be loved, lest His indignation should arise,
14 23|      destruction of men: --~"Lest by chance the immortal God