Book,  Chapter

1     I,  7 |         married has no power to abstain except by mutual consent,
2     I,  7 |       weak vessel, woman. If we abstain from intercourse, we give
3     I,  7 |         our wives: if we do not abstain, it is clear that insult
4     I,  34| believer, cannot pray unless he abstain from sexual intercourse.
5    II,  14|      Eleusis it is customary to abstain from fowls and fish and
6    II,  15|        a command in paradise to abstain from one tree though he
7    II,  16|      marriage, and commanded to abstain from food, which God created
8    II,  16|       the highest abstinence to abstain only from food eaten by
9    II,  37|     from the fact that they who abstain from intercourse are fit