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 1       6, 83 |     not prattle,~longing for pleasure; whether touched by happiness
 2      11, 149|     away in the autumn, what~pleasure is there in looking at them?~ ~
 3      15, 207|     company with the wise~is pleasure, like meeting with kinsfolk.~ ~
 4      16     |                Chapter XVI - Pleasure~ ~
 5      16, 209|     of life) and grasping at~pleasure, will in time envy him who
 6      16, 212|                    212. From pleasure comes grief, from pleasure
 7      16, 212|   pleasure comes grief, from pleasure comes fear; he who is~free
 8      16, 212|    fear; he who is~free from pleasure knows neither grief nor
 9      18, 249|  faith or according to their~pleasure: if a man frets about the
10      21, 290|   290. If by leaving a small pleasure one sees a great pleasure,
11      21, 290|    pleasure one sees a great pleasure, let a~wise man leave the
12      21, 290|     wise man leave the small pleasure, and look to the great.~ ~
13      21, 291|     others, wishes to obtain pleasure for~himself, he, entangled
14      22, 310|    hell), there is the~short pleasure of the frightened in the
15      24, 339| whose thirst running towards pleasure is exceeding strong in~the
16      24, 341|      in~lust and looking for pleasure, men undergo (again and
17      25, 371|    thy~thought to what gives pleasure that thou mayest not for
18      26, 418|      who has left what gives pleasure and~what gives pain, who