Book, Chapter

 1      I, 20|            for the first time held intercourse with those who were apostles
 2     II, 19| transactions of life, and of human intercourse at home and in public, even
 3     II, 27|            been unable to hold any intercourse with men, if He had not
 4     II, 27|            from the beginning held intercourse with (men); actually communed
 5    III, 8 |         done untruly, every act of intercourse, of contact, of eating or
 6    III, 9 |            angels, as if they held intercourse with Abraham and Lot in
 7    III, 9 |          even now learning to hold intercourse amongst men. Still greater
 8    III, 10|          reality thereof, that his intercourse might be real, since he
 9    III, 10|         Now, since my Creator held intercourse with man by means of even
10     IV, 9 |      rather to be removed from all intercourse with others), prohibited
11     IV, 24|            that the prohibition of intercourse descended to Christ from
12     IV, 25|         both to lsrael by familiar intercourse, and to the Gentiles by
13     IV, 37|           Gentile, he yet from his intercourse with Jews had obtained a
14      V, 7 |        wholly prohibits all carnal intercourse to the faithful (for we
15      V, 11|   commonwealth of) Israel, without intercourse, without the covenants and
16      V, 15|          does not forbid connubial intercourse, but concupiscence; and