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 1  II,  63       |      One can excuse his rather free and licentious opinions
 2  II,  100      |    good, since they help us to free ourselves from an evil,
 3  II,  140      |      sad, and that he seems so free from all painful and disquieting
 4 III,  233      |    forced to wager, and am not free. I am not released, and
 5  VI,  361      |     life, from which we are to free ourselves as from the plague!~
 6  VI,  423      |        of finding truth; to be free from passions, and ready
 7 VII,  431      |        it." "Raise your heads, free men," says Epictetus. And
 8 VII,  519      |       the truth will make them free; for if they answer that
 9 VII,  519      |      they answer that they are free and that it is in their
10 VII,  519(87)  |       the truth shall make you free.' They answered him: 'We
11 VII,  546      |       with Jesus Christ man is free from vice and misery; in
12 VII,  550      |       ambition, has made a man free from all these evils by
13 VIII,  556     |   knowing the Redeemer who can free him from it. The knowledge
14 VIII,  564(100)| disciple; an Israelite indeed; free indeed; true bread." ~
15   X,  670      |     servants and subjects, are free children.~
16   X,  682      |       not perish.~"Ye shall be free indeed." Then the other
17   X,  691      |       and that One has come to free them from their iniquities,
18  XI,  735      |    crush the demon's head, and free His people from their sins,
19 XII,  765      |     from, the wrath of God; to free it from the slavery of sin,
20 XII,  781      |  captivity, and made you truly free."~
21 XIII,  831     |         the truth is no longer free to appear. Then, as men