Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |    where the face of the Lord looks, there is peace and rejoicing;
 2   II, 2 | debauchery) the divine Wisdom looks on with contempt, and commands
 3   II, 6 |      who practise it by stern looks and averting the face, and
 4  III, 2 |  rubbed,~ She washes herself, looks in the glass, robes herself,~
 5  III, 2 |     those that glory in their looks, not in heart dress to please
 6  III, 2 |       eye of that poetic Jove looks on the Thracians:--~ "The
 7  III, 11|       correct their gestures, looks, steps, and speech. For
 8  III, 11|   foundation. But languishing looks, and ogling, which is to
 9  III, 11|      such practices, by their looks offer themselves for prostitution. "
10  III, 11|       is possible for one who looks to remain stedfast; yet
11  III, 11|       is possible for one who looks to slip; but it is impossible
12  III, 11|       impossible for one, who looks not, to lust. For it is