Book, Chapter

 1       3, I    |  enjoyment of the body of the person I loved. Thus I polluted
 2       3, II   | should suffer them in his own person, it is the custom to call
 3       3, VII  |       dining room, and then a person should be indignant that
 4       3, VII  |     member, season, part, and person may differ. To the one they
 5       5, V    |    had been those of a divine person.~9. When I hear of a Christian
 6       6, VI   |      related by so reliable a person all my resistance melted
 7       8, II   |      trying to appear a great person. And what purpose would
 8       8, VIII |      his own power if another person whom he wishes to reform
 9       9, X    |       the teaching of another person, I should perhaps never
10       9, XXX  |      the feelings of a chaste person even when sleeping. This
11      11, XVIII|        Therefore, since every person tries to understand in the
12      12, XI   | whether all three are in each Person so that they are each threefold,