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 1   1,      4|      and against the soul's own sensuality, through which, she deems
 2   1,      4| yourselves dead to all your own sensuality." ~
 3   1,      7|  arising with hatred of her own sensuality, crushing it under the heel
 4   1,      8|      and hope rather in his own sensuality, which is all that he loves.
 5   2,      1|       continually slays its own sensuality through the affection of
 6   2,      3|         of her own offenses and sensuality, which are acquired by self-knowledge.
 7   2,      5|         he might govern his own sensuality, and obtain the end for
 8   2,     15|      the dead love of their own sensuality, and so their will is dead
 9   2,     16|        and first, of the sin of sensuality. ~
10   2,     16|      they wallow in the mire of sensuality. Oh, ugly soul, where have
11   2,     18|        the service of their own sensuality. So that they commit injustice
12   2,     21|       with their cruel servant, sensuality, and the cruel tyrant the
13   2,     21|    themselves through their own sensuality, so that, together, they
14   2,     26|         My Son, their miserable sensuality with its filthiness, in
15   2,     27|        those who love their own sensuality kept away, and ran to a
16   2,     27|         fights on one side, and sensuality on the other; but as soon
17   2,     28|       are deceived by their own sensuality, now I wish to tell you
18   2,     30|      and displeasure of its own sensuality, united with true humility
19   2,     30|       then, two parts in you -- sensuality and reason. Sensuality is
20   2,     30|          sensuality and reason. Sensuality is appointed to be the servant,
21   2,     30|         free choice gets rid of sensuality and binds itself with reason.
22   2,     40|        hatred of self, that is, sensuality. To arrive thereat, a man
23   2,     40|      and with hatred of her own sensuality, she rejoices in the time
24   3,      3|       from her mind. And if her sensuality, through malevolence, should
25   3,     14|         s perception of her own sensuality is mortified and her will
26   3,     16|         things and of their own sensuality, from which comes damage
27   3,     18|         except by its contrary. Sensuality is contrary to the spirit,
28   3,     18|    spirit, and yet, by means of sensuality, the soul is able to prove
29   3,     19|      These, in order that their sensuality may not rebel against their
30   3,     20|       Man, that is of their own sensuality, and, having clothed themselves
31   3,     28|         Name, and, to their own sensuality, hatred and displeasure,
32   3,     30|        the Devil, and their own sensuality through holy hatred of themselves.
33   3,     30|    accuse him, because he bound sensuality like a slave with the rein
34   3,     31|        disordinate delights and sensuality of which he made lords over
35   3,     31|       some delight of their own sensuality, and they sometimes grieve
36   4,      2|    mortal servitude of your own sensuality, which destroyed your dignity,
37   4,      6|       above himself and his own sensuality, and rising above his own