Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4|   disposal to obtain what one desires, if it is a proper object
 2   1,  10|       the cultivation of pure desires and virtuous habits. ~
 3   1,  24|       the mastery, because it desires that what it loves should
 4   1,  25|      loves his body also, and desires to keep it safe and sound.
 5   1,  25| because there is something he desires more. For the miser, though
 6   1,  25|   that he is very fond of and desires to heap up, but it is because
 7   1,  29|  disappointed in Him, and who desires our love, not for any gain
 8   2,   2|     which they make known the desires in their mind. For when
 9   2,   7|    and disturbs him with base desires, from the filth it has contracted.
10   2,  23|     just reward of their evil desires. For they are deluded and
11   3,  16|   life, and through which his desires are fixed on temporal things
12   4,  21| superficial acquaintance, but desires to know them thoroughly,
13   4,  21|  their own! For the woman who desires to alter her natural appearance
14   4,  21|     loves another woman, thou desires to please another man; and
15   4,  31|     of man he ought to be who desires to labour in sound, that