Book, Chapter

 1    I, 17|             found in company with a harlot; and on this account her
 2    I, 20|            shepherds wolf, that is, harlot, from which also the brothel
 3    I, 20| representing her figure. For when a harlot, by name Leaena, had put
 4    I, 20|         unlawful for the image of a harlot to be placed in the temple,
 5    I, 20|     instituted. Nor is she the only harlot whom the Romans worship,
 6    I, 20|         suitable to the memory of a harlot. For besides licentiousness
 7  III, 15|            might learn to possess a harlot? He said that there was
 8  III, 15|           any cost. And in this the harlot was plainly the wiser, who
 9  III, 15|      himself to that most notorious harlot, when the people and his
10  III, 15|             but in the bosom of the harlot. For why should I speak
11   IV, 3 |             will either be called a harlot or an adulteress. For when
12    V, 20|             escape notice? what the harlot, but that she may sin to