Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  4 |         and the most licentious persons as soon as they have repented;
 2     I,  5 |       there must have been many persons not of marriageable age,
 3     I,  9 |      Having conceded to married persons the enjoyment of wedlock
 4     I,  11|        as virgins and unmarried persons. But, in a manner, he has
 5     I,  14|   second marriages, but to such persons as wish for them and are
 6     I,  15|        marriages to incontinent persons, and did not limit the number
 7     I,  38|     Apostle in the case of some persons loosens the cords of continence,
 8     I,  48|         and maid-servant, three persons in one house.” The truth
 9    II,  7 |            Derbices think those persons most unhappy who die of
10    II,  8 |    desire to handle other men’s persons, and the burning lust for
11    II,  10|       rise to disease: and many persons find relief for the discomfort
12    II,  11|    Aphorisms teaches that stout persons of a coarse habit of body,
13    II,  11|     appeases hunger and thirst. Persons who feed on flesh want also
14    II,  11|    stimulate to vice? Let those persons deem meat accordant with
15    II,  15|      Prophets. If, however, any persons contentiously maintain that
16    II,  18| released without distinction of persons, and in the year of Jubilee
17    II,  20|        star; that is, spiritual persons differ from carnal. We love
18    II,  23|       both spiritual and carnal persons, and not only will the sheep
19    II,  28|     they will be awarded not to persons, but to persons’ works.
20    II,  28|  awarded not to persons, but to persons’ works. In vain therefore
21    II,  32|         vineyard, even here the persons described do not belong