Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII| depraved, that it appears to be defiled even without the concurrence
2        I, XXVII|          but unto them that are defiled and unbelieving, nothing
3        I, XXVII|    their mind and conscience is defiled." If, therefore, meat is
4        I, XXVII|         and yet we are somewhat defiled in doing them. As very often
5        I, XXVII|    tempted with uncleanness, is defiled by real representations
6        I, XXVII|       sleep of the body, is not defiled with filthy thoughts. In
7       II, I    |  appearance of inward peace, is defiled with the dust of earthly
8       II, V    |         of Christ, but was also defiled with such fornication, as
9       IV, XIX  |     token that she had not been defiled by man.~She had long asked