Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |      honourable, but also to an unchaste woman, Omphale, who used
 2    I, 10|        retinue, lie met with an unchaste woman on the shore; and
 3    I, 17|      she alone might not appear unchaste and a courter of men beyond
 4    I, 20|        even to the satiating of unchaste eyes. Tatius consecrated
 5    I, 20|        deplorable wickedness of unchaste men, who exposed their children,
 6    I, 23|      could not have formed that unchaste connection with Ganymede,
 7   II, 8 |         been always regarded as unchaste on account of her excess
 8   IV, 3 | religious system of the gods is unchaste and unholy, because it is
 9    V, 9 |      equally wicked, rapacious, unchaste, adulterers, perjured, covetous,
10    V, 20|         rites are frequented by unchaste adulteresses without any
11   VI, 20|         dress of women, imitate unchaste women by their disgraceful