Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  2 |   snatched from the whirlpool of vice, to grant me audience and
 2     I,  12|          flesh and incentives to vice, the angelic life be not
 3     I,  35|       that he is the slave of no vice: “the husband of one wife,”
 4     I,  39|     themselves are the slaves of vice, luxury, and corruption.
 5     I,  40|          himself is the slave of vice and self-indulgence, a dog
 6    II,  3 | necessity either to virtue or to vice. Otherwise, if there be
 7    II,  8 |         as through open windows, vice has access to the soul.
 8    II,  8 |      through the recollection of vice forces the soul to take
 9    II,  11|          would only stimulate to vice? Let those persons deem
10    II,  21|          becomes the property of vice; and what is proved to be
11    II,  36|          is in effect, we follow vice, not virtue; Epicurus, not