Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |      reaching maturity have sexual intercourse with sisters, and mothers,
2    I, 7 |          innumerable, practised in intercourse like the wild boars. But
3   II, 1 |           we do not abolish social intercourse, but look with suspicion
4   II, 6 |            cuts off the licentious intercourse of excess. For licence in
5   II, 9 |         drawn into that unhallowed intercourse, had he not been intoxicated
6  III, 3 |       tragedies the uncertainty of intercourse produces. For fathers, unmindful
7  III, 3 |      without their knowledge, have intercourse with a son that has debauched
8  III, 4 |         But these women delight in intercourse with the effeminate. And
9  III, 11| disposition. But, as appears, only intercourse with good men benefits;