Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 | unmarried, and for the sake of continence put away their wives, and
 2     I,  7 |     ornament, while he praises continence, which is the ornament of
 3     I,  8 |    would never after enjoining continence have said: 4298 “Each man
 4     I,  9 |        When you are discussing continence and virginity you say, “
 5     I,  11|     might seem to have flouted continence, and to have given us up
 6     I,  14|       God.” When he incites to continence, it is not by the judgement
 7     I,  34|        they lay down rules for continence, nor hint at virginity,
 8     I,  34|      of perpetual chastity and continence, when they were told in
 9     I,  36|   Apostle mean by exhorting to continence, if continence be contrary
10     I,  36|    exhorting to continence, if continence be contrary to nature? What
11     I,  37|        on Christian purity and continence, and will make of many proofs
12     I,  37|      either to virginity or to continence, is eternal life. And afterwards: 4518 “
13     I,  38|        after long chastity and continence begin to burn and are as
14     I,  38|   persons loosens the cords of continence, and lets them have a slack
15     I,  38|   faithfulness, meekness, 4535 continence. All the virtues of the
16     I,  38|     supported and protected by continence, which is as it were their
17     I,  40|     without virginity, purity, continence, chastity, are imperfect.
18    II,  34|      do married women practise continence? Let us all sin, and when