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 1    I, 9 |       something on the subject of lust, luxury, desire, and arrogance,
 2    I, 9 |       Amazon, than he who subdues lust, the vanquisher of modesty
 3    I, 10|           overpowered by love and lust. For, being conveyed to
 4    I, 11|    inasmuch as the matter and the lust itself is earthly. The poets
 5    I, 16|         poets as most addicted to lust, ceased to beget children?
 6    I, 20|         honourable course, to the lust of youth, and wished them
 7  III, 15|          against avarice, against lust and ambition, you would
 8  III, 29|      ensnare them with desire and lust, and when they are corrupted
 9   IV, 26|        things with wickedness and lust. Being taken, therefore,
10    V, 5 |      indomitable rage,~And greedy lust of gain;"~and not without
11    V, 6 |        THE BANISHMENT OF JUSTICE, LUST, UNJUST LAWS, DARING, AVARICE,
12    V, 6 |     source of all these evils was lust; which, indeed, burst forth
13    V, 6 |   together all the instruments of lust and avarice. They also,
14    V, 8 |         also would restrain their lust, and the pious and religious
15    V, 9 |   prostitute their own persons to lust; who, in short, unmindful
16    V, 23|           they are sought through lust and violence. But the just
17   VI, 4 |          cruelty, pride, perfidy, lust, avarice, discord, ignorance,
18   VI, 5 |           control desire, to curb lust; for this is to flee from
19   VI, 15|          is virtue to control the lust of the body, he must be
20   VI, 15|       free from virtue who has no lust which he may regulate. If
21   VI, 16|      desire, nor to be excited by lust; but to be passionate, to
22   VI, 17| difference, whether on account of lust you bestow your money on
23   VI, 19|        crimes: anger, desire, and lust. On which account the poets
24   VI, 19|       revenge, desire for riches, lust for pleasures. But God has
25   VI, 19|         have originated. They use lust only for the enjoyment of
26   VI, 20|        gift as pleasure. For when lust bears sway there is no place
27   VI, 20|         do, and are inflamed with lust, which is especially excited
28   VI, 24|          with pride, the slave of lust, and burning with desires;
29  VII, 5 |         soul, that is, desire and lust, by which riches are desired,
30  VII, 10|           the body puts an end to lust; desire is destroyed either
31  VII, 15|     impiety, avarice, desire, and lust will so greatly increase,
32  VII, 27|    precepts, and fixed a limit to lust and fear, and explained