Book, Chapter

 1       I, II   |         spreading wicked habits, corrupted the human family, and from
 2       I, XIII |           because he was neither corrupted by that wealth while it
 3       I, XXIII|         look for gifts, and have corrupted the whole glory of life
 4       I, XXIV |         fifty years. Then again, corrupted by the evil effect of a
 5       I, XL   |      care on our part, should be corrupted. Well, then, Solomon finished
 6       I, XLVI |       afterwards, however, being corrupted by the flattery of the chief
 7      II, V    |          as their minds had been corrupted by the universal flattery
 8      II, VII  | constrain the king, who had been corrupted by flattery, to enact that
 9      II, XVII |         very many of them. again corrupted by a long peace, began to
10      II, XVIII|      morals of the people became corrupted to such an extent, that
11      II, LI   |    bishops, while everything was corrupted by them through their hatred,