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 1  1, 2   |         it does, reins upon the appetite, through taking, sometimes
 2  2, 7   |        who is somewhat prone to appetite finds it possible to regard
 3  3, 2   | deducing from thence onward its appetite for carnalities and rejection
 4  5      |   ISRAEL, TERTULLIAN SHOWS THAT APPETITE WAS AS CONSPICUOUS AMONG
 5  9, 8   |       sacrifice to God half his appetite; temperate in waters, and
 6 16, 1   |         a People incontinent of appetite, nor a priest, nor a prophet,
 7 16, 3   |       guilty of incontinence of appetite. Nay, even in Hades the
 8 16, 8   |        in short, sacrifices his appetite to an idol-god; you to (
 9 concl, 1|         who are so indulgent to appetite, and justly do you vaunt
10 concl, 3|  Appendages, as we all know, of appetite are lasciviousness and voluptuousness.
11 concl, 4|       To the indictment of your appetite pertains (the charge) that "