Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 13, 6 |         that they may invisibly escape the judge. And then she
 2    I, 25, 1 |         by means of it he might escape from the creators of the
 3    I, 25, 4 |         meaning that no one can escape from the power of those
 4    I, 30, 3 |          and made an attempt to escape from the waters and ascend
 5   II, 16, 2 |      from one another, he might escape such perplexity. When he
 6   II, 16, 2 |        did not even in this way escape such perplexity. For, when
 7   II, 19, 2 |    others in brilliance, do not escape the notice even of men,
 8   II, 32, 1 |  abominable,--how then can they escape being put to confusion,
 9   II, 33, 2 |       that in this way he would escape this son of difficulty.
10  III,  2, 3 |       like slippery serpents to escape at all points. Where- fore
11  III,  2, 3 |        altogether impossible to escape from error when the truth
12  III, 23, 5 |       not as if he were able to escape from God; but, in a state
13   IV, 32, 1 | difficulty in making good their escape. But if any one believes
14   IV, 33, 4 |          And how shall he (man) escape from the generation subject
15   IV, 33, 13|         there is no one who can escape His righteous judgment.
16    V,  1, 3 |      never at any time did Adam escape the harms of God, to whom