Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|             men to live in piety and innocence; on which account the philosophers
 2    I, 18  |         impious madness, and live in innocence and jus rice. Shall no one,
 3  III, 17  |            with honours; he saw that innocence was unprotected, that crimes
 4   IV, 26  |       salutary precepts train men to innocence, and by works and deeds
 5    V, 1   |              to be agreed respecting innocence itself; as though, in truth,
 6    V, 1   |          injustice to have condemned innocence, when proved to be such,
 7    V, 7   |             says, "would there be in innocence, had not its rarity furnished
 8    V, 8   |            and piety, and peace, and innocence, and equity, and temperance,
 9    V, 8   |            be sufficient for perfect innocence; nor would there be any
10    V, 10  |            in the greatest faith and innocence, yet because they worship
11    V, 12  |              the greatest crimes? Is innocence so utterly lost in your
12    V, 15  |             temperance, uprightness, innocence, integrity, and the other
13    V, 18  |              said, that the power of innocence is so great, that wherever
14    V, 18  |        better and dearer to man than innocence? And this must be the more
15    V, 18  |        detract from the character of innocence. It is folly, he says, to
16    V, 18  |              man to die even for his innocence. They are therefore most
17    V, 18  |              do; and on this account innocence is reckoned among the chief
18   VI, 1   |           from man nothing more than innocence alone; and if any one has
19   VI, 6   |         human society is taken away, innocence is taken away, the abstaining
20   VI, 18  |              and in all places guard innocence. And this precept is not
21   VI, 18  |             of the greatest virtues, innocence and patience. But, as Sallustius
22   VI, 19  |             formed for communion and innocence? There are, then, three
23   VI, 24  |      righteousness, patience, faith, innocence, chastity, and abstinence.
24   VI, 25  |      confidence in his integrity and innocence, and thus incur the charge
25  VII, 17  | righteousness shall be cast out, and innocence be hated; in which the wicked
26  VII, 21  |             So great is the force of innocence, that the flame shrinks