Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |   Chapter I. ---- Introduction. Modesty in Apparel Becoming to Women,
 2      II, I   |   Chapter I. ---- Introduction. Modesty to Be Observed Not Only
 3      II, I   |       exhibition principally of modesty. For since, by the introduction
 4      II, I   |        all" the temple of God," Modesty is the sacristan and priestess
 5      II, I   |         are to speak) not about modesty, for the enjoining and exacting
 6      II, I   |      hardihood so to walk as if modesty consisted only in the (bare)
 7      II, I   |     from whom the sense of true modesty is absent, because in those
 8      II, I   |    nothing true. [3] For if any modesty can be believed (to exist)
 9      II, I   |    practice familiar to Gentile modesty ---- (namely, ) not actually
10      II, II  |        Chapter II. ---- Perfect Modesty Will Abstain from Whatever
11      II, II  |    perfect, that is, Christian, modesty, (carnal) desire of one'
12      II, III |       not necessary. For, where modesty is, there beauty is idle;
13      II, V   |      your mien, (you,) who make modesty your study! Think, blessed (
14      II, VIII|        frivolous, as hostile to modesty. [3] For where God is, there
15      II, VIII|         For where God is, there modesty is; there is sobriety her
16      II, VIII|         then, shall we practise modesty without her instrumental
17      II, VIII| discharge of (the functions of) modesty, unless seriousness in appearance
18      II, IX  |         how they interfere with modesty, is easily discernible from
19      II, IX  |   withdrawn into the harbour of modesty, the splendour and dignity
20      II, XI  |       He is in the body through modesty: of course, too, through
21      II, XI  |      through attire suitable to modesty. [3] Well, but it is urged
22      II, XII |        that you, who are called modesty's priestesses, should appear
23      II, XIII|         at it. [3] To Christian modesty it is not enough to be so,