Book, Chapter

 1       2, I    |        past wickedness and the carnal corruptions of my soul -
 2       3, VI   |      delirious in their pride, carnal and voluble, whose mouths
 3       4, XV   |       soul which gives rise to carnal desires is unrestrained -
 4       6, XVI  |       still deeper plunge into carnal pleasure except the fear
 5       6, XVI  |       how rich the store of my carnal pleasures might be. Yet
 6       6, XVII |        things. This weight was carnal habit. But thy memory dwelt
 7       7, V    |       the old and the new, the carnal and the spiritual - were
 8       8, XIII |        charged against me as a carnal affection - I pour out to
 9       9, XXXIV|     list of the temptations of carnal appetite which still assail
10      10, X    |        still full of their old carnal nature429 who ask us: “What
11      11, XVII |    whom he spoke were rude and carnal, so that he judged it prudent
12      11, XXX  |      with the exception of the carnal ones - about which I have
13      12, XII  |      namely, the spiritual and carnal members of his Church. And
14      12, XIII |        but only as if you were carnal”538  -  thus far even he
15      12, XVIII|      mature, but only as if to carnal men - even though he could
16      12, XXIII| division between spiritual and carnal men which is known to thy