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 1    I, pref|         abandoned the pursuit of pleasures, that, being disengaged
 2   II, 1   |   themselves to the enjoyment of pleasures, by which they unconsciously
 3   II, 2   |       riches, and to despise the pleasures of the body, because wealth,
 4   II, 13  |      slave to the most degrading pleasures, and he destroyed the efficacy
 5  III, 8   |          THE CHIEF GOOD, AND THE PLEASURES OF THE SOUL AND BODY, AND
 6  III, 8   |        he is always rushing into pleasures of the body, and is only
 7  III, 8   |          man: they are eager for pleasures, they fear, they deceive,
 8  III, 11  |          for, or desire, or love pleasures, riches, dominions, and
 9  III, 12  |      because they are frail, and pleasures because they are of brief
10  III, 12  |      avoiding the enticements of pleasures, and giving ourselves to
11  III, 17  |        live in the indulgence of pleasures in every possible way; for
12  III, 27  |          tortures of the body as pleasures, since it is sufficient
13   IV, 17  | themselves to their appetite and pleasures, they should be useless
14   IV, 25  |         but make it the slave of pleasures and sweet allurements, and
15   IV, 26  |         to crimes, or insatiable pleasures to disgraceful deeds, and
16   IV, 26  |          up their life to deadly pleasures. For the placing of a crown
17    V, 3   |         of life which is without pleasures, and despised all things
18    V, 22  |    governments, since they bring pleasures to the body, and therefore
19    V, 23  |       despises frail and vicious pleasures, for the sake of which riches
20   VI, 1   |     themselves to the service of pleasures, they extinguish the force
21   VI, 3   |       and firm and incorruptible pleasures; but that vices ensnare
22   VI, 3   |          the appearance of empty pleasures to bitter griefs and miseries,--
23   VI, 4   |          OF THE WAYS OF LIFE, OF PLEASURES, ALSO OF THE HARDSHIPS OF
24   VI, 7   |        For those who do not shun pleasures or riches, he withdraws
25   VI, 9   |          to leave the pursuit of pleasures, and to endure all evils.
26   VI, 17  |        true, the abstaining from pleasures; but in this respect it
27   VI, 17  |       ought both to abstain from pleasures, and by no means to withhold
28   VI, 19  |      desire for riches, lust for pleasures. But God has appointed fixed
29   VI, 19  |        only for the enjoyment of pleasures: hence debaucheries, hence
30   VI, 20  |          OFTHE SENSES, AND THEIR PLEASURES IN THEBRUTES AND IN MAN;
31   VI, 20  |     THEBRUTES AND IN MAN; AND OF PLEASURES OFTHE EYES, AND SPECTACLES.~
32   VI, 20  |         should speak against the pleasures of the five senses, and
33   VI, 21  |                      XXI. OF THE PLEASURES OF THE EARS, AND OF SACRED
34   VI, 21  |      aside hurtful and injurious pleasures, which would bind the mind
35   VI, 22  |                     XXII. OF THE PLEASURES OF TASTE AND SMELL.~But
36   VI, 22  |           But with regard to the pleasures of taste and smell, which
37   VI, 22  |     things. Those enticements of pleasures, then, are the instruments
38   VI, 22  |         to death by delights and pleasures; and as men arrive at real
39   VI, 24  |       when men have tasted sweet pleasures to their destruction, they
40  VII, 1   |         restrain them from their pleasures, to which they have given
41  VII, 5   |       riches, the prohibiting of pleasures, the contempt of pain and
42  VII, 5   |        the enjoyments of various pleasures, by which the soul is weakened
43  VII, 5   |      have given themselves up to pleasures which are the enemies of
44  VII, 9   |         us to enjoy the sweetest pleasures, should we not appear to
45  VII, 9   |    despises vicious and shameful pleasures, and bravely, inasmuch as
46  VII, 10  |        fruits of vices, that is, pleasures, equally with themselves,
47  VII, 20  |         they may enjoy wonderful pleasures; but that the wicked, since
48  VII, 27  |       obtain these, the alluring pleasures of the present life must