Chapter

 1 V     |    hear of their teaching, and choose it before our religion,
 2 XII   |    hungry to receive those who choose present pleasures rather
 3 XV    |      few walk therein and more choose the broad way that leadeth
 4 XV    |     compel those who willingly choose darkness; but every man,
 5 XV    |    selection. For choice is to choose one or other of two things
 6 XV    |      and of free will that men choose, a man partaketh of the
 7 XVI   |         and turn therefrom and choose the good; since, for the
 8 XVIII |        I the least of all men, choose not to fear bodily death,
 9 XX    |     embrace or else the rather choose sin. They then, that are
10 XXIII | pleasure, ye constrain them to choose the rough, filthy and squalid
11 XXIV  |      knave, who taught thee to choose a sour life instead of a
12 XXIV  |       even thus should any man choose them before the gifts of
13 XXIV  |        utter need for a man to choose the more excellent before
14 XXIV  |     folly and madness it is to choose the corruptible and perishable,
15 XXV   |    evil to the profitable, and choose death before life, thou
16 XXVII |     captivities. But if now we choose to pass in review each one
17 XXXVII|        life, and the rather to choose ten thousand forms of death