Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  4 |      the dragon drove man from Paradise. For he promised that if
 2     I,  4 |      Gods, he drives them from Paradise, with the result that they
 3     I,  16|      fall they were virgins in Paradise: but after they sinned,
 4     I,  16|   sinned, and were cast out of Paradise, they were immediately married.
 5     I,  16|     the earth, virginity fills Paradise. This too we must observe,
 6     I,  29|   condition; and that which in Paradise had been upright, when we
 7     I,  29|     been upright, when we left Paradise was corrupt. If you object
 8     I,  29|       enough,—that they who in Paradise remained in perpetual virginity,
 9     I,  29|        they were expelled from Paradise were joined together. Or
10     I,  29|    were joined together. Or if Paradise admits of marriage, and
11     I,  29|   previous intercourse even in Paradise? They are driven out of
12     I,  29|         They are driven out of Paradise; and what they did not there,
13     I,  29|   virginity was consecrated by Paradise, and marriage by earth. 4448 “
14    II,  4 |       he who was nurtured in a paradise of delight as one of the
15    II,  15|     Adam received a command in paradise to abstain from one tree
16    II,  15|      fruit. The blessedness of paradise could not be consecrated
17    II,  15|      he fasted, he remained in paradise; he ate, and was cast out;
18    II,  15|       wife. While he fasted in paradise he continued a virgin: when
19    II,  15|        even when an exile from paradise he might feed not upon flesh
20    II,  15|   which was not to be found in paradise, but upon grain and fruit
21    II,  15|   grain and fruit like that of paradise. But afterwards when 4780
22    II,  15|       fasting we can return to paradise, whence, though fulness,
23    II,  37| glutton could not have entered paradise. All honor to your virtue,