Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9|         in our lives are ill of shameful lusts and reprehensible
 2   II, 2|     wine, expand and swell in a shameful way, already exhibiting
 3   II, 2| rapidity of ingurgitation, is a shameful and unseemly spectacle of
 4   II, 4|      speak in a word, and every shameful sensation of licentiousness--
 5   II, 5|         it familiarizes us with shameful actions. Pleasantry is allowable,
 6   II, 6|       shall be sanctified. From shameful things addressed to the
 7   II, 6|     more must we keep pure from shameful deeds: on the one hand,
 8   II, 6|         not bear to look on the shameful exposure of the righteous
 9   II, 6|       unlawful activity that is shameful, and deserving ignominy,
10   II, 6|        thing that is in reality shameful is wickedness, and what
11   II, 6|   appropriately, termed filthy [shameful] speaking, as talk about
12   II, 7|     unbridled fornication. Both shameful sights and shameful conversation
13   II, 7|        Both shameful sights and shameful conversation about them
14  III, 3|        and bending backwards in shameful postures, yet the doers
15  III, 4|     they think what is the most shameful ruin a great stroke of business.
16  III, 7|        feeling shame at what is shameful; if only, like a beast,