Book, Chapter

 1        I, VIII |         who, during the time of danger, had hidden themselves in
 2        I, XII  |   themselves from the immediate danger of starvation by robbing
 3        I, XVII |         to the greatness of the danger, called upon Christ, and
 4        I, XIX  |     save him from the impending danger. But he rebuked them, and
 5        I, XX   |   bodies, they could escape the danger; many of them, flying headlong
 6        I, XXVII|      brought forth, if there be danger of death, even the very
 7        I, XXXI | admonishes him not to incur the danger of being puffed up by the
 8       II, VII  |    through carelessness, was in danger of being consumed by the
 9       II, VII  |    about averting by prayer the danger which the strong hands of
10       II, XII  |  received, not only escaped the danger from his enemy, but, by
11      III, XIX  |    sides, defended him from the danger of the fire. He also saw
12      III, XIX  |    monasteries would also be in danger, he left all things in order,
13       IV, XIV  |        death those that were in danger by reason of the disease,
14       IV, XXII |       to his lot in his time of danger, had been conferred on him
15       IV, XXV  |  themselves like brides, to the danger of their state, or to gain
16       IV, XXXII|     course, for fear of greater danger. The brother having long
17        V, I    |       when the brethren were in danger at sea. [687-699 A.D.]~THE