Discourse

 1  Marc |          one should abstain from intercourse with his own sister, as
 2  Marc |       the inclination for sexual intercourse engendered by habit. For
 3  Thal | continent, and their passion for intercourse, he permitted those who
 4  Thal |        rather permit you to have intercourse with your own wives, lest,
 5  Thal |        generation to promiscuous intercourse, considering such a second
 6  Thal |       marriage and chastity, and intercourse with men, and in which of
 7  Thal |       calling forth his loins to intercourse, for there are, as it seems,
 8 Thall |      keep the flesh untouched by intercourse, but also unspotted by other
 9 Thall |          the word of God, having intercourse with wise men,13 then have
10 Thall |      unalloyed gold, from carnal intercourse. Now gold is commended for
11 Agathe|  clear-sighted beauty of mind by intercourse with themselves, and desire
12 Procil|         with whom Christ has had intercourse, fruits which bear an ever-memorable
13 Procil|       saving of life, from their intercourse with the Son of God. Hence
14 Arete |        have come desiring secret intercourse with thee; but she with