Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     that we should reject and turn away from the opposite.
 2    I, 8 |    that feareth the Lord will turn to his heart;" and most
 3    I, 8 |     as by a scourge. Again in turn He endeavours to exhort
 4    I, 8 |  attempt, and exhorts them to turn to a better life. For the
 5    I, 9 |     which has wandered I will turn back; and I will feed them
 6    I, 9 |       destroy them, and fully turn away His anger, and not
 7    I, 9 |  which are there; in order to turn him away from similar practices.
 8    I, 10|      who has erred, He says, "Turn, turn, as a grape-gatherer
 9    I, 10|    has erred, He says, "Turn, turn, as a grape-gatherer to
10    I, 10|    take interest; and he will turn away his hand from wrong,
11    I, 13|    neighbours. Moreover, they turn back on us, as the ball
12   II, 1 |     the intention, materially turn the balance with reference
13   II, 1 |     such practices, will ever turn out a wise man, with however
14   II, 7 |      to the guests, lest they turn in disgust from such filthiness,
15   II, 11| purple in dress, so as not to turn the eyes of spectators on
16  III, 2 |     make no mistake, for they turn their faces into masks.
17  III, 11|  being warmed by it, warms in turn the body. And for this reason
18  III, 11|    you is very silly? let him turn to me." And those devoid
19  III, 11|        it seems right that we turn away from the sight of women.
20  III, 11|      the sight of men."~ "But turn away thine eyes from a graceful
21  III, 12|     seven times in a day, and turn to thee the seventh time,
22  III, 12| strike thee on the one cheek, turn to him the other also; and