Book, Chapter

 1     1, 12-19|      to satiate the insatiate desires of a wealthy beggary, and
 2     1, 18-29|    penal blindness to lawless desires. In quest of the fame of
 3     2, 2-2  |       the precipice of unholy desires, and sunk me in a gulf of
 4     2, 3-6  |         the briers of unclean desires grew rank over my head,
 5     2, 6-13 |      lost, the delight of its desires; because it would have nothing
 6     2, 8-16 |    inflamed the itching of my desires by the excitement of accomplices.
 7     3, 2-2  |     fire. Why is it, that man desires to be made sad, beholding
 8     3, 2-2  |       no means suffer? yet he desires as a spectator to feel sorrow
 9     3, 4-7  |       have other purposes and desires. Every vain hope at once
10     4, 1-1  |       and the intemperance of desires. There, desiring to be cleansed
11     5, 8-15 |       them; whilst through my desires, Thou wert hurrying me to
12     6, 6-9  |   thou deridedst me. In these desires I underwent most bitter
13     6, 11-18|    and lying frenzies of vain desires. And lo, I was now in my
14     8, 1-2  | secular life; yea now that my desires no longer inflamed me, as
15     9, 5-13 |     former errors and present desires, begging his advice what
16    10, 31-45|   Take from me (saith he) the desires of the belly; whence it
17    10, 36-59|      sinner is praised in the desires of his soul, nor he blessed
18    13, 7-8  |   speak of the weight of evil desires, downwards to the steep
19    13, 17-20|   Thou restrainest the wicked desires of men's souls, and settest