Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |         are born from the natural intercourse of the sexes could have
 2    I, 9 |           born from an adulterous intercourse with Alcmena. What divinity
 3    I, 15|        the life of men and common intercourse led to the exalting to heaven
 4    I, 16|     denied--that they have sexual intercourse, and bring forth. For it
 5    I, 16|       sexes of the gods, conjugal intercourse follows; and if this takes
 6    I, 16|     houses, they have no conjugal intercourse; and if they are without
 7    I, 20|      sight, rushed to promiscuous intercourse, for there was not time
 8    I, 20|           the same people, having intercourse with the virgins, from whom
 9   II, 15|       vices, and polluted them by intercourse with women. Then, not being
10  III, 12|         the soul being freed from intercourse with the body, he lives
11   IV, 8 |           as though He could have intercourse with Himself, or without
12   IV, 8 |          Himself, or without such intercourse be unable to produce. But
13   IV, 12|        conceived; and without any intercourse with a man, her virgin womb
14    V, 5 |         and evil. Thus the common intercourse of life perished from among
15   VI, 10| themselves together, or of mutual intercourse, or of avoiding danger,
16   VI, 12|          that he is debarred from intercourse with his friends or kindness
17   VI, 20|     objects which are pleasant in intercourse with men, or in nature or
18  VII, 9 |       from this that they have no intercourse with heaven, fail to understand