Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        He alone is sinless. As far, however, as we can, let
 2    I, 6 |        up in the last day." As far as possible in this world,
 3    I, 8 |      him, and He does not care far him without taking care
 4    I, 9 |       lips, but their heart is far from Me." What follows is
 5    I, 9 |   master, not a father. And as far as piety is concerned, that
 6   II, 1 |      for the table of truth is far from lascivious dainties.
 7   II, 1 |     Ventriloquist-demon. It is far better to be happy than
 8   II, 2 |        temperance, and flee as far as possible from wine, shunning
 9   II, 2 |       modesty. And we must, as far as possible, try to quench
10   II, 2 |     wine. "For unmixed wine is far from compelling a man to
11   II, 4 |      amatory songs be banished far away, and let our songs
12   II, 4 |        but we are to banish as far as possible from our robust
13   II, 8 |       lips; but their heart is far from Me." It is not improbable,
14   II, 10|        destroy and pollute, as far as in them lies, the Deity
15   II, 11|   better than the fowls?" Thus far as to food. Similarly He
16   II, 11|   idolatry, are to be banished far from the truth, as those
17   II, 11|     Useful for tragedians, not far life."~And our life ought
18   II, 11|     live in calmness with God, far from all frivolous pursuits--
19   II, 13|    liberty of use, but only so far as necessary; and He has
20   II, 13|     love of ornament, which is far from caring for virtue,
21   II, 13|       of themselves to be kept far from them. For, granting
22  III, 2 | impudence. For he was not very far beyond the mark. And I cannot
23  III, 3 |     and both must be driven as far as possible from our society. "
24  III, 3 |       wine or oil; and others, far more wretched, traffic in
25  III, 4 |        chaste widow, who is of far higher value than a Melitaean
26  III, 10|  prefer gymnastic exercises by far to the baths, is perchance
27  III, 11|    pulling back the reins from far, leads and drives to salvation
28  III, 11|     let not twisted locks hang far down from the head, gliding
29  III, 11|    hair; and shame the Lord as far as in them lies, by adorning
30  III, 11|        husband." They must, as far as possible, correct their
31  III, 11|    expression of firmness. But far from her be the wearisome
32  III, 11|     account of what is sold be far from you; and let swearing,