Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII|   of any sin; because the pleasure of the flesh is a fault,
2        I, XXVII| and not the pain; but the pleasure is in the copulation of
3        I, XXVII| cannot be had without the pleasure of the flesh, it is proper
4        I, XXVII|   holy place, because the pleasure itself cannot be without
5        I, XXVII|  sake of children, not of pleasure; and must be to procure
6        I, XXVII|  led not by the desire of pleasure, but only for the sake of
7        I, XXVII|  getting children, but of pleasure prevails, the pair have
8      III, XIX  | the body through unlawful pleasure, so, when set free from
9       IV, XIX  |  and neck, she took great pleasure in that sort of sickness,