Chapter

 1 3 |    away from the temptations, keep away from people who incline~
 2 6 |  opposing desire to avoid it. Keep your pastoral eye on such
 3 12|       hide their passions and keep quiet about their bad habits.~
 4 12|     above others in something keep a~watch on himself and struggle
 5 13|       To begin with they will keep silent about it out of ignorance,~
 6 13|         console him,~but also keep him from falling again.
 7 13|         Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep me this day (or night) without
 8 13|       but will be prepared to keep it on for longer. Suppose,
 9 14|       this is, advise them~to keep away from their drunken
10 16|      and~every Christian must keep himself from forming, at
11 17|      Perhaps a rich heir can “keep all these things” (i.e.
12 21|     in order to kill time and keep away from work or~profitable
13 21|    unable ever to tell a lie. Keep a watch over your soul,
14 21|      two years if he does not~keep them. Observing the fasts
15 B | exercised by measure. If they keep unwaveringly~to their accustomed