Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |         debaucheries, lusts, and adulteries, pollute the world, which
 2    I, 10|         life in debaucheries and adulteries. I forbear to mention the
 3    I, 10|     upbraiding Caius Verres with adulteries, for Jupiter, whom he worshipped,
 4    I, 17|      worship, on whose part more adulteries are recorded than births?
 5    I, 19|      their deaths, and wars, and adulteries? From which things it may
 6  III, 22|       admits of nothing else but adulteries and lusts, for the utter
 7    V, 8 |    perishable. There would be no adulteries, and debaucheries, and prostitution
 8    V, 10|    Apollo, and the others, whose adulteries and debaucheries with men
 9   VI, 19|        hence debaucheries, hence adulteries, hence all corruptions have
10   VI, 20|         truth, debaucheries, and adulteries, and disgraceful actions
11   VI, 20| corrupting influences, who teach adulteries while they feign them, and