Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |    this account of theirs, the intercourse of woman with man is demonstrated,
 2     V, 2 |          that is, from earthly intercourse to the Jerusalem above,
 3     V, 2 |          that is, into earthly intercourse, "ye shall die as men."
 4     V, 2 |        I mean from terrestrial intercourse, for Egypt is with them
 5     V, 3 |       of swine and dogs is the intercourse of the woman with a man.
 6     V, 4 |    they were emasculated, from intercourse with a woman. The rest,
 7     V, 20|      for the purpose of sexual intercourse. Now Herodotus informs us
 8     V, 21|      of love. And from such an intercourse the Father generates out
 9     V, 21|        Adam, and had unnatural intercourse with him; and this is itself
10    VI, 14|       necessity of promiscuous intercourse. They express themselves
11    VI, 14| account of this indiscriminate intercourse, asserting that this is
12    VI, 25| begotten, generate by conjugal intercourse. The Father, on the other
13    VI, 26|     generated without conjugal intercourse, separates from the entire
14   VII, 17|       as his), to refrain from intercourse with women. (And he issues
15    IX, 10|       children, one shall have intercourse with any sort of animal
16     X, 11|    virgin, and that having had intercourse with her, he begot twelve