Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7  |   woman: as though there were danger even in the touch: as though
 2     I,  8  |     concession because of the danger of a greater fall. He therefore
 3     I,  14 |      For as on account of the danger of fornication he allows
 4     I,  24 |      our neck, we shall be in danger of Gehenna, and a mere glance
 5     I,  28 |      mere possibility of such danger is in itself no light matter.
 6     I,  47 | suffer torture when she is in danger. A wise man can never be
 7    II,  Int|      1 Cor. vi. 13, as to the danger arising from food. There
 8    II,  15 |    David, when his son was in danger after his adultery, made
 9    II,  20 |        and ‘raca,’ will be in danger of Gehenna. And the murderer
10    II,  31 |       if you are not to be in danger of Gehenna: or, if you are