Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |     above your tunics of skins? [3] Come, now; if from the
 2       I, II  |         well as to confer them? [3] Was it that women, without
 3       I, III |          restored through Ezra.~[3] But since Enoch in the
 4       I, V   |         even for foul purposes. [3] At all events, neither
 5       I, VI  |        certain stony substance. [3] This also was wanting to
 6       I, VIII|        the corrupter of nature: [3] for there is no other whose
 7       I, IX  |        fuel to themselves also; [3] for concupiscence becomes
 8      II, I   |          there is nothing true. [3] For if any modesty can
 9      II, II  |          an impediment to fear. [3] More useful, then, is it
10      II, III |   suitors" of things spiritual. [3] In those things wherein
11      II, V   |        the adversary artificer. [3] That adversary artificer
12      II, VI  |        But, however, God saith, [3] "Which of you can make
13      II, VII |         of some should be seen! [3] And oh that in "that day"
14      II, VIII|          as hostile to modesty. [3] For where God is, there
15      II, IX  |         its own inherent power. [3] Those times of life, in
16      II, X   |      possess (that) costliness. [3] But, if the self-same angels
17      II, XI  |     attire suitable to modesty. [3] Well, but it is urged by
18      II, XII |        not have been described! [3] It was the fact that Thamar "
19      II, XIII| pointings which are made at it. [3] To Christian modesty it