Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 VI,1 |     involved in the practice of chastity. Its object is rather to
 2 IX,2 |         other vices contrary to chastity and continence.~
 3 IX,3 |        which is the guardian of chastity.~
 4 IX,5 |      the particular precepts of chastity. In particular, one will
 5  X,1 |   sexuality and the practice of chastity have been considerably endangered,
 6 XI,1 |    guard against. The virtue of chastity, however, is in no way confined
 7 XI,2 |     whatever the state of life, chastity is not simply an external
 8 XI,3 |                                 Chastity is included in that continence
 9 XI,4 | Christian motive for practising chastity when he condemns the sin
10 XI,5 |         appreciate the value of chastity and its necessary role in
11 XII,3|     excelled in the practice of chastity.~
12 XII,4|        esteem for the virtue of chastity, its beauty and its power