Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI  |      reflects in what acts of licentiousness and injustice and covetousness
 2        1, XXXIII|     to mankind,--a teacher of licentiousness and wickedness, and other
 3        2, VIII  | temperance, commit any act of licentiousness? or we, who are ambassadors
 4        3, XXIII |        so as to accuse Him of licentiousness; but His death was indeed
 5        3, XLII  |   whether they were free from licentiousness or injustice, or folly,
 6        3, LI    |       have been vanquished by licentiousness or any other sin, because
 7        3, LXVIII|     multitudes from a life of licentiousness to one of extreme regularity,
 8        3, LXXVII|    impiety, they live also in licentiousness, not even inquiring after
 9        7, XLVII | bodies," in shamelessness and licentiousness, because they "changed the
10        8, LII   |        in punishment of their licentiousness and depravity, their cowardice,
11        8, LXV   |      is to be won by murders, licentiousness, or deeds of cruelty, but