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 1  I, 5  |      at least if nothing else keep thee by me. For couldst
 2  I, 7  |     am compelled in future to keep silence, and look down on
 3 II, 2  |   cutting is required, and to keep them inside the fold for
 4 II, 4  |    the offence, but rather to keep in view the disposition
 5 II, 5  |    endeavor most earnestly to keep this commandment, but that
 6 III, 9 |    that abyss, I am unable to keep clear of the snare: but
 7 III, 10| innumerable evils in order to keep a secure hold upon it, even
 8 III, 16| conspire in his favor, and to keep one aim only in view, the
 9 III, 17|      in helping the parent to keep the maiden safe. For neither
10 III, 17|    these things. He must also keep her away from funeral obsequies,
11 IV, 2  |     powers unseen, be able to keep it sound and healthy, unless
12 IV, 8  |    great inducement to men to keep the commandments, yet I
13 VI, 2  |      every defilement, and to keep its spiritual beauty unsullied?
14 VI, 3  |       difficult)-but so as to keep his own soul undisturbed
15 VI, 4  |    breathe their last, angels keep guard over them for the
16 VI, 8  |      associating with all, to keep their purity undefiled,
17 VI, 12 |     bark. For these reasons I keep to this cell, and am inaccessible,