Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |      that I was afraid to die, lest he should then die wholly
 2       1, V     |       die, let me see thy face lest I die.~6. The house of my
 3       1, V     |      would not deceive myself, lest my iniquity lie even to
 4       1, XVIII | homines], but he takes no heed lest, in the fury of his spirit,
 5       2, III   |       this, for she was afraid lest a wife should prove a hindrance
 6       2, V     |        assigned to his deeds. “Lest through idleness,” he says, “
 7       3, IV    |     and pious servant: “Beware lest any man spoil you through
 8       4, III   |       made whole: sin no more, lest a worse thing befall you.”89
 9       4, VI    |      that I was afraid to die, lest he should then die wholly
10       4, XII   |    your love to their Creator, lest, in those things which please
11       5, X     |        been born in the flesh, lest I should also be compelled
12       6, II    |    would use it in moderation, lest thereby it might be an occasion
13       6, III   |         Perhaps he was fearful lest, if the author he was studying
14       6, IV    |       except by believing. But lest it should believe falsehoods,
15       6, III   |     immutable God was mutable, lest I should myself become the
16       6, V     | overwhelmed with gnawing cares lest I die before I discovered
17       6, XIV   |      of it, and closed my eyes lest they should behold vanity;
18       7, II    |      inquiry, and came to fear lest he should be denied by Christ
19       7, VII   |     not yet.” For I was afraid lest thou shouldst hear me too
20       7, XI    |      lashes of fear and shame; lest I should again give way
21       8, III   |       only, but on us as well; lest, remembering the exceeding
22       8, IV    |       knowing that they heard, lest they should think that I
23       8, XIII  |   reply that she owes nothing, lest she be convicted and duped
24       9, XXIII |    walk - let them walk in it, lest the darkness overtake them. ~
25       9, XXXI  |        sweetness must I fight, lest I be enthralled by it. Thus
26       9, XXXIV |     the seductions of my eyes, lest my feet be entangled as
27       9, XXXV  |      sad and pale. People fear lest they should see such a thing
28       9, XXXV  |       begin by tolerating them lest we should give offense to
29       9, XXXVII|   madness far from me, O Lord, lest my mouth be to me “the oil
30       9, XLII  |     something in him like man, lest in being like man he should
31      11, XXVII |         Have pity, O Lord God, lest those who pass by trample
32      12, II    |        to cleave fast to thee, lest, in turning away from thee,
33      12, XIII  |      and in fear; for he fears lest, as the serpent seduced