Chapter

 1 pref|      burthensome; nevertheless you desire, O brother Pentadius, that
 2 pref|            I will comply with your desire, although it seems a difficult
 3 38  |           be pitied, and would not desire the assistance of those
 4 50  |            not to be angry, not to desire riches, not to be inflamed
 5 52  |          deeds cannot please. They desire in every way to destroy
 6 58  |          and thirst, and cold, and desire of all earthly things, does
 7 59  |          sacred which his dreadful desire did not violate. When these
 8 61  |         has been given that we may desire and seek for the necessaries
 9 62  | harmlessness and patience. Let the desire of gain be broken when we
10 66  |           bonds of chastity not to desire any other man, so let the
11 66  |            mind is polluted by the desire, though unaccomplished;