Chapter

 1 I     |     other sins of the world, the pleasures of the public shows. Ye
 2 I     |          is the power of earthly pleasures, that, to retain the opportunity
 3 I     |         enjoyment, by any of our pleasures, which it is not sinful
 4 I     |   continuing in the enjoyment of pleasures so great, to die for God!
 5 II    |         the imperilling of their pleasures rather than their life holds
 6 V     |       they say, making known the pleasures of wine. Then the Consualia
 7 XIV   |    general designation of lusts, pleasures are included; in like manner,
 8 XIV   |        under the general idea of pleasures, you have as a specific
 9 XV    |          man. No one partakes of pleasures such as these without their
10 XVIII |         why do you strive to get pleasures from crowns?~
11 XXVII |       much of your taste for its pleasures, as of the danger you run
12 XXVIII|        thou thinkest this life's pleasures to be really pleasures.
13 XXVIII|         s pleasures to be really pleasures. The philosophers, for instance,
14 XXIX  | recognize the many and exquisite pleasures God has bestowed upon you?
15 XXIX  |       live to God? These are the pleasures, these the spectacles that