Chap.,  §

 1   I, 22  |  wished to do this of his own free will, but he was compelled
 2  II, 59  | origin, is full of wisdom and free from all blemish.~
 3  VI, 276 | remain pure in body and soul, free from all vain imaginations,
 4 VIII, 395|       oneself,' he answered, 'free from bribery and to practise
 5 VIII, 399|     need is yours, and God is free from need and benignant
 6 VIII, 402|     the next, how he could be free from disturbing thoughts
 7 VIII, 412|     the next, how he could be free from envy?~
 8 VIII, 426|      another, how he could be free from grief?~
 9  IX, 459 |     the next, how he could be free from error?~
10  IX, 460 |   your judgement, you will be free from error, O King. But
11  IX, 461 |      another, how he could be free from wrath?~
12  IX, 487 |    those who are dead and set free from evil, but all men do
13  XI, 541 |      after this they were set free to minister to their physical