Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |    little one, is cleansed from fornication and wickedness. With the
 2    I, 7 |       Zopyrus able to check the fornication of Alcibiades; but Zopyrus
 3    I, 10|    suffered when they committed fornication, and the like. The second,
 4   II, 2 |         beforehand the image of fornication; and the body compels the
 5   II, 6 |        so that the pulsation of fornication may not penetrate to the
 6   II, 7 |      things strangled, and from fornication, from which, if you keep
 7   II, 7 |  itchings, and attend unbridled fornication. Both shameful sights and
 8   II, 10|        Wherefore he who commits fornication is wholly dead to God, and
 9   II, 10| thousand that were rejected for fornication. But the experiences of
10   II, 10|        those who have committed fornication, as I have already said,
11   II, 13|          The lust which commits fornication with gold becomes an idol,
12  III, 3 |     adepts at this meretricious fornication make a deal of money openly
13  III, 3 |       sail, bringing a cargo of fornication, like wine or oil; and others,
14  III, 3 |    earth has now become full of fornication and wickedness. I admire
15  III, 4 |        boast remain." Away with fornication. "For know this well," says
16  III, 4 |    noses sounds of lewdness and fornication to provoke lust, endeavouring
17  III, 4 |      laughter, the precursor of fornication. And sometimes, when inflamed
18  III, 11|      the shining light appears. Fornication in a woman is in the raising
19  III, 11|       which are upon the earth; fornication, uncleanness, inordinate