Book, Chapter

 1  III, 12|       these, the soul will be pure and free from stain. Whence,
 2  III, 12|   things overcome, our souls, pure and victorious, may return
 3  III, 19|       souls that were chaste, pure, upright, and uncontaminated,
 4   IV, 6 |    work of the world, begat a pure and incorruptible Spirit,
 5   IV, 13|     whom the Sibyl speaks, "A pure blossom shall spring forth."~
 6    V, 12|   crime, and to have a breast pure from all contagion of guilt?
 7    V, 18|      whose life hath no flaw, pure from guile, need not~ borrow ~
 8    V, 20|       of ours, a good mind, a pure breast, an innocent life:
 9    V, 20|     is defiled and sordid, is pure enough.~
10   VI, 1 |        but that we might with pure and uncorrupted mind worship
11   VI, 2 |   majesty of heaven, but of a pure mind and a just spirit,
12   VI, 13|   does not suffer a man to be pure from every stain, the faults
13   VI, 25|         says Plato, "is not a pure offering to God." What then?
14   VI, 25|      Nay, rather nothing is a pure offering to God which can
15   VI, 25| innocent animals?--but with a pure mind and with a good and
16   VI, 25|     despising. What, then, is pure, what is worthy of God,
17  VII, 20|     who have been just, being pure, and incapable of suffering,
18  VII, 20|   ancient crime, to make them pure."~These things are near
19  VII, 21|      mixed with it, but it is pure and liquid, and fluid, after