Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-28|         that thirsteth for Thy pleasures, whose heart saith unto
 2     1, 20-31|      and others - I sought for pleasures, sublimities, truths, and
 3     2, 2-4  |   bitter alloy all my unlawful pleasures: that I might seek pleasures
 4     2, 2-4  |   pleasures: that I might seek pleasures without alloy. But where
 5     2, 6-13 | plenteousness of incorruptible pleasures. Prodigality presents a
 6     4, 7-12 |        banquetings, nor in the pleasures of the bed and the couch;
 7     4, 16-25|     ungoverned, whereby carnal pleasures are drunk in, so do errors
 8     5, 8-14 |    that they did not, at their pleasures, petulantly rush into the
 9     6, 16-26|      yet deeper gulf of carnal pleasures, but the fear of death,
10     6, 16-26|     abundance soever of carnal pleasures. And yet these friends I
11     8, 3-7  |      and strong. Yea, the very pleasures of human life men acquire
12     8, 7-17 |      already found, and to the pleasures of the body, though spread
13    10, 35-54|      delight of all senses and pleasures, wherein its slaves, who
14    10, 37-60|    refraining my mind from the pleasures of the flesh and idle curiosity,
15    11, 2-3  |     exceedeth the abundance of pleasures. Give what I love: for I
16    11, 2-4  |    honours and offices, or the pleasures of the flesh, or necessaries
17    13, 21-29|     was dead while it lived in pleasures; in death-bringing pleasures,
18    13, 21-29|   pleasures; in death-bringing pleasures, Lord, for Thou, Lord, art