Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI  |         they, by an instinctive affection, were willing to give me
 2       1, IX  |        thee with such steadfast affection (or is there even a kind
 3       1, XII | ordained: that every inordinate affection brings on its own punishment.~
 4       2, II  |      unable to distinguish pure affection from unholy desire. Both
 5       2, III |        by the bonds of conjugal affection - if, indeed, they could
 6       4, XV  |         acts of passion, if the affection of the soul which gives
 7       6, VI  |       fanned the flame of their affection for this folly, going so
 8       8, XII |         and recalled with great affection of love that she had never
 9       8, XIII|  charged against me as a carnal affection - I pour out to thee, O
10       8, XIII|        not. May they with pious affection remember my parents in this
11       9, II  |        is silent. But in strong affection it cries aloud. For neither
12      11, XI  |         to thee with its entire affection, having no future to expect