Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe|      exhibit these heresiarchs as naked and unseemly.~
2     I, 21   |          But they pass their life naked, affirming that the body
3    IV, 32   |     walking on coals of fire with naked feet, they are not scorched.
4     V, 3    |       Samothracians two images of naked men, having both hands stretched
5    VI, 39   |           that you may behold her naked, and become acquainted with
6  VIII, 1    | terror-stricken, a shelter of the naked, a veil for modesty, (and)
7  VIII, 3    |            and would not be found naked, but would, instead of that