Part, Question

 1   2, 102|       order to withdraw them from lasciviousness; hence it is ~written (Ezech.
 2   2, 19 |           given themselves up to ~lasciviousness, unto the working of all
 3   2, 151|       have given themselves up to lasciviousness." But despair is ~not a
 4   2, 152|  uncleanness and fornication and ~lasciviousness that they have committed."
 5   2, 152|        that also ~uncleanness and lasciviousness should be reckoned species
 6   2, 152|       lust against nature, while "lasciviousness" is a man's abuse of boys, ~
 7   2, 152|          We may also reply that ~"lasciviousness" relates to certain acts
 8   2, 152| uncleanness, and fornication, and lasciviousness," where a gloss says: ~"
 9   2, 152|             where a gloss says: ~"Lasciviousness, i.e., unnatural lust."~
10   3, 84 |   uncleanness and fornication and lasciviousness, that they ~have committed."~