Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |      resolved; the virtue of continence had been consciously preferred;
 2       6, VII   |     a senseless and seducing continence, which ensnared precious
 3       6, XI    |   had never tried it. As for continence, I imagined that it depended
 4       7        |      making the decision for continence, but is still held back.
 5       7, VII   |        Grant me chastity and continence, but not yet.” For I was
 6       7, XI    |    go, the chaste dignity of continence appeared to me - cheerful
 7       7, XI    |     and ancient virgins; and continence herself in their midst:
 8       8, III   |      in perfect chastity and continence among his own people in
 9       9, XXIX  |   thou wilt. Thou commandest continence from us, and when I knew,
10       9, XXIX  | whose gift it was.346 For by continence we are bound up and brought
11       9, XXIX  | enkindle me! Thou commandest continence; give what thou commandest,
12       9, XXXVII|     For since it is not only continence that thou hast enjoined
13      12, XXV   | examples for us in their own continence. And, finally, we owe them
14      12, XXVI  |    living soul of such great continence - O tongue like a winged
15      12, XXXIV |  passions by the strength of continence. And then thou didst renew,