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1    2, 7 |   That is in requital for his gluttony and lusts.~Whoso is in a
2    5, 1 |   explained to be the duck of gluttony, the cock of concupiscence,
3    5, 1 |       stories. Beginning with gluttony, the poet tells the following
4    5, 1 |  renounced his infidelity and gluttony. He returned thanks to the
5    5, 1 |      marveled much to see his gluttony so soon cured, and were
6    5, 13| realities to him are lust and gluttony;~Speak not then to him of
7    5, 13|      To us believers lust and gluttony are only ideas,~Therefore
8    5, 13|       whose creed is lust and gluttony,~Applies the text, "To you