Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |     condensed, and prevents the escape of the heat enclosed within,
 2    I, 8 |         own salvation, but will escape the punishment of enmity. "
 3    I, 13|      cause of sin, how shall we escape the conclusion, that obedience
 4   II, 6 |         speaking thou shalt not escape sin." "Sins of the tongue,
 5   II, 8 |      which ladies, in trying to escape grey hair, become grey?
 6   II, 10|       and thinking that he will escape the observation of God. "
 7   II, 10|         seeth us? " For one may escape the light of sense, but
 8   II, 10|        mind it is impossible to escape. For how, says Heraclitus,
 9   II, 10|        says Heraclitus, can one escape the notice of that which
10  III, 2 | Scriptures. For he who does not escape notice is wont to abstain
11  III, 3 |         cleverly, they will not escape wrinkles, nor will they
12  III, 3 |         injure him, he will not escape unnoticed. Man may, though
13  III, 6 |        of the Word, and himself escape unscathed. But, as is reasonable,
14  III, 8 |         commit impieties cannot escape, cast His eye on them. Nor
15  III, 11|       openly, a habit that will escape observation and is not conspicuous