Book, Par.

 1  I, 6(7)|        chains, as if to prevent his escape. Stanley, Eastern Church,
 2  I, 7   |         those whom I meet. For if I escape the condemnation on the
 3 II, 4   |            reason why you could not escape, if any one chose to indite
 4 III, 5  |           without these, be able to escape the fire of hell, or to
 5 III, 9  |          able to sail past that and escape unscathed; but this is to
 6 III, 14 |          two friends, he is able to escape the fire which arises from
 7 III, 14 |            avail in enabling him to escape the mouths of his accusers;
 8 III, 17 |     innumerable excuses, will never escape their condemnation.~And
 9 III, 17 |            or, if he is indited, to escape? For he must either be without
10 III, 17 |             we shall not be able to escape the fire of the other world,
11 III, 17 |            that I did not make this escape under the influence of pride
12 IV, 1   |          have laid out well; did he escape punishment?15 nay for this
13 IV, 1   |              And if so, how will he escape casting himself together
14 IV, 1   |         intercession, that they may escape the fire. Now, that I say
15 IV, 2   |       himself unworthy of trial may escape the burden of so high an
16 IV, 2   |             stone, there will be no escape from paying the penalty,
17 IV, 5   | unprofitable questions, and himself escape the above-named censures.
18  V, 6   |           these occasions, will not escape being corrupted by grief.
19 VI, 8   |           one in such a position to escape notice when he is so conspicuously