Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |     Encratites, do we think all intercourse impure; he condemns and
 2     I,  7 |       woman. If we abstain from intercourse, we give honour to our wives:
 3     I,  13|          yea if the fashion and intercourse of the world vanishes like
 4     I,  17|      was joined together in the intercourse of the world. And at the
 5     I,  20|        we approve of any sexual intercourse except for the procreation
 6     I,  20|      body of Christ, all sexual intercourse is unclean. In the law also
 7     I,  29|        prevented their previous intercourse even in Paradise? They are
 8     I,  34|   unless he abstain from sexual intercourse. Now a p. 372 priest must
 9     I,  36|   another, and long for natural intercourse? To reply is to endanger
10     I,  37|      corruption attaches to all intercourse, and incorruption is characteristic
11     I,  49|      and not rush headlong into intercourse. There is nothing blacker
12    II,  7 |      par with Rome itself, have intercourse with mothers and grandmothers,
13    II,  13| heavenly bodies; they never had intercourse with women; they never from
14    II,  21|      rapidly assumes. In sexual intercourse and full feeding he is an
15    II,  37|      that they who abstain from intercourse are fit for heaven). This