Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |       fructify, not to indulge in lust. Now, reproof addressed
 2    I, 10|           assuages sins, reducing lust, and at the same time inspiring
 3    I, 13|       most generic passions thus: lust, as desire disobedient to
 4   II, 2 |        their body, the members of lust coming to maturity sooner
 5   II, 2 |        and allay the agitation of lust when it is already in commotion.
 6   II, 2 | intestinal appetites, enslaved to lust and anger. For just as Elpenor
 7   II, 4 |       invites drunkenness, rouses lust, and is audacious in deeds
 8   II, 6 |     adultery," by "Thou shalt not lust." For adultery is the fruit
 9   II, 6 |          adultery is the fruit of lust, which is the evil root.
10   II, 7 |       them easily carried away by lust. Sometimes also they are
11   II, 8 |      which draws us in to sensual lust. For the licentious man
12   II, 13|           clear of ornaments. The lust which commits fornication
13  III, 1 |        when the amorous storms of lust blow on it before the coming
14  III, 1 |      withered by destruction. For lust becomes and fabricates all
15  III, 2 |           then, no limit to their lust, they push on to shamelessness.
16  III, 2 |           commit adultery;" nor, "Lust not;" or, "Travel not by
17  III, 2 |          not;" or, "Travel not by lust into adultery;" or further, "
18  III, 3 |       prostitutes; and licence in lust shows them to be the men
19  III, 3 |       with strong propensities to lust practise, when they look
20  III, 4 |          are unable to indulge in lust. But a true eunuch is not
21  III, 4 |        and fornication to provoke lust, endeavouring to please
22  III, 5 |       crouching menial liberty to lust, by permitting fearless
23  III, 5 |           in order to audacity in lust, casting off fear in consequence
24  III, 5 |          itself the wantonness of lust shines clearly; as in the
25  III, 8 |     falling on some sinners, lest lust being unavenged, should
26  III, 8 |           on licentiousness; lest lust, through want of punishment,
27  III, 11|           and para-lysed juvenile lust with the splendour of the
28  III, 11|           out," He says, dragging lust up from the foundation.
29  III, 11|           adultery with the eyes, lust skirmishing through them.
30  III, 11|        for one, who looks not, to lust. For it is not enough for