Discourse

 1  Marc |       should breed the worm of incontinence; for "the unmarried woman
 2 Theoph|    what is right; for, through incontinence, having carried it away,
 3 Theoph|    guilty of the incentives to incontinence; and art always works up
 4  Thal |        into a defence of their incontinence the saying, "Increase and
 5  Thal |      cannot, on account of the incontinence and softness of your bodies,
 6 Theop |   along again by the stream of incontinence. For Babylon, which is interpreted "
 7 Theop |        down by the torrents of incontinence, and be drawn like worms
 8 Thall |  sorrow, or from love, or from incontinence. And therefore it is ordered
 9 Agathe| turning away from the faith to incontinence, the light was entirely
10 Thekla|     struggles of chastity. For incontinence and luxury is a head of
11 Thekla|      than the incontinent, and incontinence is abominable to them, and
12 Thekla|    knowledge of passions, then incontinence is hateful also to God.
13 Thekla|    which is in accordance with incontinence, which is a vice, we may
14  Domn |       tyrant who was master of incontinence was taken away, and peace