Book, Chapter

 1     I, 9 |     form. And neither did he escape the opinion of the great
 2     I, 19|  life, that, provided he may escape detection, he is altogether
 3    IV, 30| person bringing the drug may escape notice, he carries a box
 4    IV, 47|      that are being made may escape his notice. For though all
 5    IV, 47|    of creation, he says, can escape his notice.~"Where chiefly~
 6    IV, 47|    he says, that nothing may escape his notice throughout the
 7     V, 2 |      of souls; nor does this escape the notice of the poets,
 8     V, 11|   existing by generation can escape the determined lot for those
 9     V, 11|   existent by generation can escape. For Cronus is a cause to
10   VII, 18|       then,) that thou canst escape detection, (while thus)
11   VII, 20|    it He might be enabled to escape the world-making (angels).
12     X, 12| through which the souls will escape that are (now) overpowered (
13     X, 30|     this knowledge you shall escape the approaching threat of
14     X, 30| voice of the Word! You shall escape the boiling flood of hell'
15     X, 30|    their sins; and you shall escape the worm that ceaselessly