Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |    that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ," whether
 2   II, 11|        is not divided, but the chaste married woman divides her
 3   II, 11|       the same way I think the chaste wife, when she devotes herself
 4   II, 11|   falls away from God and from chaste wedlock, exchanging her
 5   II, 11|       as he was, the lowly and chaste ways of the Lord. For how
 6   II, 11| married me." But I do not wish chaste women to afford cause for
 7  III, 2 |      out of this house, for no chaste~ Woman ought to make her
 8  III, 4 |        earth, and overlook the chaste widow, who is of far higher
 9  III, 7 |        who bear frugality with chaste gravity. And as the foot
10  III, 11|       on which not more than a chaste woman's work has been employed.
11  III, 11|   fortunate in falling in with chaste husbands, and adorn themselves
12  III, 11|      attract their husbands by chaste love for them--a powerful
13  III, 11|       latter, if they would be chaste, make it their aim to allay
14  III, 11|        around with the band of chaste modesty, lest through giddiness
15  III, 11|     plain hair-pin, nourishing chaste locks with simple care to
16  III, 11|        behold," he says, "your chaste conversation. Whose adorning,
17  III, 11|     affection of the soul by a chaste and closed mouth, by which
18  III, 11|       it is not enough for the chaste to be pure; but they must