Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXIV  |       serving divers lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy,
 2        3, LVI   |    feeling a desire for sexual pleasures, pointing out to them not
 3        4, XXVI  |      fierce longing for sexual pleasures which has reduced the souls
 4        7, V     |     inclination except for the pleasures of the body, and for that
 5        7, V     |     bodily life in which these pleasures are found. If the Delphian
 6        7, XLVIII| perfect priests, for whom such pleasures have no charm, keep themselves
 7        7, LXIII |        greater number of other pleasures. You see, then, that an
 8        7, LXIV  |      may pursue their criminal pleasures, in partaking of the smoke
 9        8, XXII  |        and abstaining from the pleasures of this life which lead
10        8, LXV   | indulging in luxury and sinful pleasures. We shall therefore, for
11        8, LXXIII|      which teach us to despise pleasures, and not to be led away