Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  4 |       to detain the reader any longer, I will keep to the division
 2     I,  14| otherwise, how can they be any longer two, if they are several.
 3     I,  14|    food of the poor who can no longer work. And at the same time,
 4     I,  15|     third, because there is no longer a question of single marriage. 4347 “
 5     I,  18|       the beginning, we are no longer allowed divorce, nor are
 6     I,  24| example of Solomon, he will no longer be in favour of second and
 7     I,  26|       when he believed, and no longer had a wife, although in
 8     I,  33|       mouth, and speak, and no longer keep silence. Mark well,
 9     I,  33|       of bodily pleasure is no longer felt, makes them feel superior
10     I,  36|     after the flesh, let us no longer know Him according to the
11     I,  39|    from sin; that we should no longer live the rest of our time
12    II,  15|       in moderation: “Drink no longer water,” he says. The fact
13    II,  15|       fact that he bids him no longer drink water shows that he
14    II,  16|       grieved, thou walkest no longer in love. Destroy not with
15    II,  36|     teaching is that sin is no longer even repented of. Your virgins