Book, Chapter

 1      I, 28|     Marcion's god. Why then impose sanctity upon our most infirm and
 2      I, 28|          even permit the honour of sanctity in it to die?~
 3      I, 29|        destroying the happiness of sanctity, as do certain Nicolaitans
 4      I, 29|           come to the knowledge of sanctity, and pursue it and prefer
 5      I, 29|            it. Nor do we prescribe sanctity as the rule, but only recommend
 6      I, 29|     require the hook and scythe of sanctity, as if it were evil; but
 7      I, 29|          and in readiness for that sanctity which will in the long run
 8      I, 29| prejudicing the cause of that very sanctity which he seems to serve.
 9      I, 29|           no marriage, there is no sanctity. All proof of abstinence
10     IV, 12|          the Father, an additional sanctity by His own beneficent action.
11      V, 7 |     prohibited, and confirmed (the sanctity) of marriage, by first forbidding
12      V, 15|            of the other and higher sanctity, preferring continence and