Book,  Par.

 1     I,     17|            modesty to choose or to avoid in a case where he would
 2    II,     67|         which he strove so much to avoid as their eluding an engagement
 3    II,    102|          trireme, with an order to avoid the coast and to push on
 4   III,     10|         the march. From Narnia, to avoid suspicion or because the
 5    IV,     14|         father, warned Tiberius to avoid the first draught offered
 6    IV,     72|         her, and that she ought to avoid her father-in-law's table.
 7    IV,     78| continually arising. One man would avoid meeting him; another after
 8    VI,     20|           would often go round and avoid his native city by circuitous
 9    XI,     11|       retaining rule. Gotarzes, to avoid all rivalry, retired into
10  XIII,     68|     command of the army. Still, to avoid keeping the soldiers in
11   XIV,     76|       Lucius Antistius. "He was to avoid the obvious refuge of a
12    XV,     48|          doubting what they should avoid or whither betake themselves,