Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |       gods, by his debaucheries, lusts, and adulteries, pollute
 2    I, 11| overpowered by desire and wicked lusts, is not, as the poet feigned,
 3    I, 17|     Venus, who ministered to the lusts of all, not only gods, but
 4    I, 20|          chastity when unbridled lusts contaminate each sex, and
 5   II, 1 |     deadly fascinations of their lusts; in short, they would value
 6  III, 12|         enemies of the soul, but lusts, vices, and sins? And if
 7  III, 12|        us on this account, that, lusts having been subdued, and
 8  III, 15|        glory; many the slaves of lusts, so that their speech wonderfully
 9  III, 15|      unrestrained desires of all lusts." Seneca also, in his Exhortations,
10  III, 15|       but he began also to teach lusts; and he transferred his
11  III, 22|          else but adulteries and lusts, for the utter extinction
12  III, 26|          anger, and restrain the lusts of any one, when they themselves
13   IV, 17|       immerse themselves in foul lusts, as the sow, which wallows
14   IV, 26|   unclean, whom either boundless lusts compel to crimes, or insatiable
15    V, 2 |  inflamed with avarice than with lusts; so extravagant in his manner
16    V, 10|        shall they restrain their lusts who worship Jupiter, Hercules,
17    V, 20|          or any seas purify, the lusts which are shut up within
18   VI, 1 |          give the reins to their lusts, as though they were about
19   VI, 4 |   plunges others into immoderate lusts, that, giving themselves
20   VI, 5 |           Also, if the ardour of lusts be repressed, every age
21   VI, 20|        but both teach and excite lusts? whose enervated bodies,
22   VI, 24|        desires, He will root out lusts, He will remove envy, He
23  VII, 1 |         on by the incitements of lusts, as the poet says,~"Rush
24  VII, 11|      abstinence from desires and lusts, in the enduring of pain,
25  VII, 14|          death by their sins and lusts; nor did they deserve the
26  VII, 20|      enslaved to its desires and lusts, they contract an indelible
27  VII, 27|          the satisfying of their lusts. From which abyss let everyone