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 1    1, 6  |         their inward enemy, the lusts of the flesh. He illustrates
 2    1  (1)|       Attar, "Thou art a man of lusts, O fool! In dust eat blood!
 3    1, 14 |        cup, how will you escape lusts?~You, who seek no more of
 4    2, 2  |   purpose.~Just so the slave of lusts who pampers his body~Fancies
 5    2, 5  |          therefore, the fleshly lusts which war against the soul.
 6    2, 7  |        to things flattering our lusts.~The branch full of sap
 7    2, 7  |   requital for his gluttony and lusts.~Whoso is in a palace and
 8    2, 7  |       reason.~Leave thy natural lusts to whine and howl,~Tear
 9    2, 10 |         labored to make hellish lusts, ~And the 'fire of pride
10    2, 11 |       of blaming their own evil lusts. Mo'avia, in reply, reproached
11    3, 9  |      into distress;~Consumed by lusts and riotous living,~Having
12    3, 12 |  perplexed, ~And driven by vain lusts to their sorrow.~The Man
13    4, 9  |        his present soul full of lusts~He must behold thousands
14    5, 3  |        satisfy their own carnal lusts, resemble the crow slain
15    5, 10 | abstinence to subdue the carnal lusts which lead man to destruction;
16    5, 11 |         hell; but your own evil lusts and the Devil hold you back."
17    5, 13 |          that against one's own lusts and passions, demands as
18    5, 13 |        warfare" against his own lusts. One day, while sitting
19    5, 13 |        them," 11 to some carnal lusts, and to others angelic qualities.~
20    6, 3  |        your carnal passions and lusts, and deny and annihilate
21    6, 4  |        ever giving way to their lusts, and so being dragged down
22    6, 9  |     from the bondage of worldly lusts and illusions, and, taught