Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  20|    drive us entirely from all intercourse with men; or if it is impolitic
 2 III,   8|       of earth, only that, by intercourse and union of bodies, that
 3 III,  32|       of goods and commercial intercourse. Some of you have said that
 4  IV,  19|    that it is owing to filthy intercourse ... that they have reached
 5  IV,  22| youths; and in old age, after intercourse with numberless persons,
 6   V,  22|       were to say that he had intercourse with strange women, it would
 7   V,  31|    you? Who that children had intercourse with their mothers; and
 8   V,  37|   into a bull, longed to have intercourse with his mother Ceres: as
 9   V,  40|       the interpretation,-the intercourse of Jupiter and Ceres? and
10   V,  45|       Venus instead of carnal intercourse!