Chapter

 1      I|    whom they rebuke, that they may mend them; since God also
 2     II|       of the world, so that we may come by the divine precepts
 3     II|      nothing impure or profane may be brought into the temple
 4     IV|        flesh as in the spirit, may consummate their work, destined
 5     IV|      is to a great reward, and may not study any longer to
 6      V|  apostle, she who is unmarried may be holy both in body and
 7      V|     things of the Lord, how he may please God: but he who has
 8      V|      are of this world, how he may please his wife. So both
 9      V|      are the Lord's, that they may be holy both in body and
10     VI|      the wild beasts, that she may be crowned. These are the
11    VII|       the will of God, that we may follow the divine footsteps
12    XIV|    that what God formed in man may be covered, and that may
13    XIV|       may be covered, and that may be seen upon it which the
14    XIV|   unconscious of worldly evil, may be put to pain, that subsequently
15    XIV|        the ears precious beads may hang, heavy, if not by their
16     XV|    artificer? For although you may not be immodest among men,
17    XVI|        the old leaven, that ye may be a new lump, as ye are
18   XVII| resurrection comes, your Maker may not recognise you again,
19   XVII|       recognise you again, and may turn you away when you come
20   XVII|      rewards and promises, and may exclude you, rebuking you
21  XVIII|    away immodest! Although she may remain a virgin in body
22    XXI|        devil flatters, that he may deceive; smiles, that he
23    XXI|       deceive; smiles, that he may do mischief; entices, that
24    XXI|     mischief; entices, that he may slay. The first fruit for
25    XXI| mountains! What, then, that we may ascend to heaven? If you