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 1   1, 89 |    from attaching himself to sensual pleasures;~
 2   2, 88 |      run wild among alluring sensual objects, like a charioteer
 3   2, 93 | attachment of his organs (to sensual pleasure) a man doubtlessly
 4   2, 95 |     should obtain all those (sensual enjoyments) and another
 5   2, 96 |     are strongly attached to sensual pleasures, cannot so effectually
 6   2, 178| umbrella (or parasol), from (sensual) desire, anger, covetousness,
 7   4, 16 |        attach himself to any sensual pleasures, and let him carefully
 8   6, 49 |     entirely abstaining from sensual enjoyments, with himself
 9   6, 55 |     attaches himself also to sensual enjoyments.~
10   6, 59 |     if they are attracted by sensual objects.~
11   6, 72 |      by fixed attention, all sensual attachments by restraining (
12   7, 30 |      nor) by one addicted to sensual pleasures.~
13   9, 2  |    they attach themselves to sensual enjoyments, they must be
14  11, 5  |    obtains) no advantage but sensual enjoyment; but the issue (
15  11, 44 |  blamable act, or cleaves to sensual enjoyments, must perform
16  12, 18 |    produced by attachment to sensual objects, and which result
17  12, 28 |      embodied (souls towards sensual objects).~
18  12, 32 |      continual indulgence in sensual pleasures, (are) the marks
19  12, 38 |        38. The craving after sensual pleasures is declared to
20  12, 73 |         73. In proportion as sensual men indulge in sensual pleasures,
21  12, 73 |    as sensual men indulge in sensual pleasures, in that same