Book, Chapter

 1     1, 19-30|     where I had feared more to commit a barbarism, than having
 2     2, 3-7  |     anxiety warned me, "not to commit fornication; but especially
 3     2, 5-11 |      to be revenged. Would any commit murder upon no cause, delighted
 4     2, 1    |        6.14 Thus doth the soul commit fornication, when she turns
 5     3, 8-15 |       which should all nations commit, they should all stand guilty
 6     3, 8-16 |     But Thou avengest what men commit against themselves, seeing
 7     4, 2-3  |   sighing after such fictions, commit fornication against Thee,
 8     5, 8-14 | scholars. Divers outrages they commit, with a wonderful stolidity,
 9     5, 14-25|   Christ, I utterly refused to commit the cure of my sick soul.
10     6, 10-16|   unrighteous Mammon, who will commit to your trust true riches?
11     7, 3-4  |  suffer ill than their own did commit it. ~ ~
12     8, 10-24|  opportunity; or, fourthly, to commit adultery, if at the same
13    10, 30-42|       through images of sense, commit those debasing corruptions,
14    13, 19-24|      wickedness; not kill, not commit adultery, not steal, not