Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |         our souls. He is wholly free from human passions; wherefore
 2    I, 5 |        and are female-mad;" but free and new-born, jubilant by
 3    I, 5 |      virgin speech, tender, and free of fraud; whence also a
 4    I, 5 |     goodness, and are mild, and free of the stain of malice and
 5    I, 6 |    speak to the Word, and He is free. For at the moment of the
 6    I, 6 |       the eyes, leave the pupil free; thus also we who are baptized,
 7    I, 6 |      have the eye of the spirit free, unimpeded, and full of
 8    I, 6 |         the Word, the master of free choice? Then he subjoined
 9    I, 6 |       there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor
10    I, 6 |         Greeks, whether bond or free, and we have all drunk of
11    I, 12|   girding up our loins, and for free and unimpeded readiness
12   II, 1 |         hand and couch and chin free of stains; preserving the
13   II, 7 |  banished; for our aim is to be free from perturbation. Such
14   II, 10|        self-restraint, and made free from the love of corruption,
15   II, 13|      water and air, He supplies free to all; and what is not
16   II, 13|      and gentle, and equal, and free of excess, and so is sufficient.
17   II, 13|         despise wealth, and are free in bestowing it. And on
18  III, 1 |       God Himself set the flesh free, and releasing it from destruction,
19  III, 3 |      the disease. For not being free of the love of finery, they
20  III, 3 |         nature think themselves free from adultery. Avenging
21  III, 4 | suspicion those that wish to be free to enjoy their pleasures,
22  III, 8 | advantage of keeping themselves free from fault.~ For some men
23  III, 10|   harmonious and temperate, and free of either evil, luxury and
24  III, 10|        own wants is an exercise free of pride,--as, for example,
25  III, 11|       us not to seem, but to be free, trained by God, adopted
26  III, 11|       is adorned. Beauty is the free flower of health for the
27  III, 12| contracts. Let the oppressed go free, and tear every unjust bond.
28  III, 12|          For God is the same to free and bond, if you consider.~