Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|       For having enumerated the loves of each, by which they had
 2    I, 12|      seed, nor receives it, and loves the attendants of virginity."
 3    I, 20|        the images of Cupids and Loves in the gymnasia: it is plain
 4  III, 17|        that there is no one who loves another, unless it be for
 5   IV, 28|     implies censure, who either loves his children more, or sufficiently
 6   IV, 28|       contrary, be praised, who loves them less? And this argument
 7   IV, 29|        a son whom he especially loves, who is still in the house,
 8   IV, 29|      the Father, for the Father loves the Son, and the Father
 9    V, 23|      chastises the good whom He loves, and by continual labours
10   VI, 20| dishonouring of virgins, or the loves of harlots; and the more
11  VII, 9 |      because it seeks after and loves God, who is everlasting,