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 1 27|      men, allured these also to pleasures, so that they might defile
 2 33|       if they considered bodily pleasures to be partly base and partly
 3 34|         of evils. He will avoid pleasures as an evil: he will despise
 4 61|   riches; lust, which seeks for pleasures. We must above all things
 5 62|        LXII. OF RESTRAINING THE PLEASURES OF THE SENSES.~Anger is
 6 62|         but also from the other pleasures which arise from the rest
 7 62|        perpetual punishment. In pleasures of the taste and smell there
 8 63|        We must renounce hurtful pleasures, lest, charmed by pestilential
 9 64| passions have been overcome and pleasures subdued labour in suppressing
10 73|         only God, may cast away pleasures, by the attractions of which