Book, Chapter

1     I, 19|  Deity surrendered Himself to pleasure, and took His ease in the
2     I, 19|     that the end of wisdom is pleasure. Different persons, however,
3     I, 19|   however, received the term "pleasure" in different acceptations;
4     V, 2 |     hidden mystery of blessed pleasure, are comprised. For the
5     V, 9 |  waxing old, cause of beauty, pleasure, maturity, desire, and concupiscence;
6     V, 21|  world as a result from joint pleasure, He wished to ascend up
7    VI, 21|      souls that are lovers of pleasure, as Plato states, if, when
8   VII, 1 | capable of enticing them into pleasure, like the luscious lay of
9    IX, 10|    scornful, nor shall I take pleasure in any wicked deeds.' Having