Book,  Chapter

1     I,  3 |          but the higher suffers wrong. For ourselves, we do not
2     I,  4 |         trigamists also he does wrong, for he places on a level
3     I,  5 |    virginity thus: “I do you no wrong, Virgin: you have chosen
4     I,  8 |       called pardonable, we are wrong in using it. If you wish
5     I,  44| Niceratus, who, not enduring to wrong her husband, inflicted death
6     I,  46|        aware there was anything wrong with her husband, or if
7    II,  33|       might not lose it, did no wrong, p. 413 and the caution
8    II,  33|      Saul was destroyed for the wrong done to them. Where would