Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1   |       duties, enjoining on us pure commandments, and exhibiting
 2    I, 5   |      says, fresh and eternal, pure and simple, and childlike
 3    I, 6   |    the blood, still remaining pure, it becomes white by being
 4    I, 6   |       once virgin and mother--pure as a virgin, loving as a
 5    I, 6   |       it has mingled with the pure residue of the menses, which
 6   II, 1   |      Love, then, is something pure and worthy of God, and its
 7   II, 1   |    taste of the only sure and pure delight. For such is the
 8   II, 2   |    And thus shall our soul be pure, and dry, and luminous;
 9   II, 6   |    And much more must we keep pure from shameful deeds: on
10   II, 6   |      No less ought we to keep pure from calumnious reports,
11   II, 8   |      them beforehand fair and pure by His power. Then the ointment
12   II, 8   |     bees, enjoy a natural and pure fragrance. But to adorn
13   II, 10  |      is always lawful for the pure to touch the pure. Do not,
14   II, 10  |     for the pure to touch the pure. Do not, I pray, put off
15   II, 10  |        the flesh itself being pure, we pursue after that which
16   II, 11  |       simply, white-robed and pure, adorned with modesty alone (
17   II, 13  | somewhere called a pearl, the pure and pellucid Jesus, the
18  III, 3   |       hair of His head was as pure wool," says the prophet. "
19  III, 11  |     our habits. Temperance is pure and simple; since purity
20  III, 11  |      is a habit which ensures pure conduct unmixed with what
21  III, 11  |    possessing unfeigned love, pure in body, pure in heart,
22  III, 11  | unfeigned love, pure in body, pure in heart, fit to pray to
23  III, 11  |   enough for the chaste to be pure; but they must give all
24  III, 12  |     chastity, breathing forth pure pleasure. Very admirably
25  III, 12  |       but "the blameless, the pure, and faultless sons of God,"
26  III, hymn|    billowy strife,~ Gathering pure fishes in~ Caught with sweet
27  III, hymn| sucklings join to raise~ With pure lips our hymns of praise~
28  III, hymn| grateful offering,~ Clean and pure, to Christ our King.~ Let