Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |         imagine! No more, then, ought she now to crave, or be
 2       I, VI  |     some internal pustule, that ought to be regarded rather as
 3       I, VII |     richly gemmed as that which ought not to be gemmed if it is (
 4       I, VIII|       God willed not, of course ought not to be fashioned. Those
 5       I, VIII|        God. [5] Yet a Christian ought not to attach himself to
 6      II, I   |         in your gait; since you ought to be "perfect, as (is)
 7      II, II  |  stranger? secondly, because we ought not to open a way to temptations,
 8      II, II  | stumbling-block (to it). [2] We ought indeed to walk so holily,
 9      II, II  |  enunciation of the Holy Spirit ought to be (confined) to the
10      II, III |    glorying" is (allowable), we ought to wish our sphere of pleasing
11      II, III |          if even she be so, she ought not to set off (her beauty),
12      II, XIII|       seem so too. For so great ought its plenitude to be, that
13      II, XIII|       the people of Israel. You ought to hate what mined your