Book, Chapter

1   VI, 20|    soothe and captivate man with enjoyments, render him subject to its
2   VI, 22|          soothing influences and enjoyments it captivates their souls;
3   VI, 22| deceitful goods. Therefore those enjoyments are to be guarded against,
4   VI, 22|    captivated by the softness of enjoyments, we should be brought under
5  VII, 1 |       despised the present sweet enjoyments of earth in comparison of
6  VII, 5 |      riches are desired, and the enjoyments of various pleasures, by
7  VII, 5 |           various and delightful enjoyments, that by the enticements
8  VII, 6 |           and by means of deadly enjoyments have sunk as it were in