Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |     whole body about senseless lusts; but, stretching upwards
 2    I, 6 |        only to destruction the lusts of the flesh. Thus in many
 3    I, 6 |       off as serous matter the lusts of the flesh, commits man
 4    I, 9 |      lives are ill of shameful lusts and reprehensible excesses,
 5    I, 12|        the roots of irrational lusts, pointing out what we ought
 6    I, 13| irrational animal, given up to lusts by which he is ridden (as
 7   II, 1 |       under command we prevent lusts. See, then, that this power
 8   II, 2 |      wild impulses and burning lusts and fiery habits are kindled;
 9   II, 2 |       flesh, the holes made by lusts, through which the shame
10   II, 2 |        has rotted away in many lusts, and has been rent asunder
11   II, 4 |       be warlike, inflaming to lusts, or kindling up amours,
12   II, 10|        types which correct our lusts. Moreover, the Paedagogue
13   II, 10|  distinctly: "Go not after thy lusts, and abstain from thine
14   II, 11|     purple, thus inflaming the lusts. And, in truth, those women
15   II, 13|       is squandered on foolish lusts is to be reckoned waste,
16  III, 2 |    spend its supplies on their lusts, that they may have many
17  III, 2 |   instructor to restrain their lusts, nor one to say, "Do not
18  III, 3 | corrupt according to deceitful lusts; and be renewed (not by
19  III, 3 |       pluck out not hairs, but lusts. I pity the boys possessed
20  III, 11|      make no provision for the lusts of the flesh."~Ear-rings.~
21  III, 11|      out to waste. Thence also lusts are excited, the redundance
22  III, 12|      walked in lasciviousness, lusts, excess of wine, revellings,