Book, Chapter

 1   II, 2 | transgression; and hence the voluptuousness of youth overpasses the
 2   II, 2 |   and the heart, that is, to voluptuousness and anger: as the sons of
 3   II, 8 |     certainly do we renounce voluptuousness in sights and odours; lest
 4   II, 8 |  manifestly for use, not for voluptuousness. For we are by no means
 5   II, 9 |      besides the reproach of voluptuousness, sleeping on downy feathers
 6   II, 11|      from the truth; and the voluptuousness, which indulges in superfluities,
 7   II, 11|  which He specifies? Luxury, voluptuousness, rich cooking, dainty feeding,
 8   II, 11|      trouble for mischievous voluptuousness. Such clothing is for looking
 9  III, 2 |    us to shun the stream of "voluptuousness," that we may live long,
10  III, 3 |     health; but inclining to voluptuousness, they become effeminate,
11  III, 7 |     And to the divine nature voluptuousness is a thing most alien; for
12  III, 8 | those that were rushing into voluptuousness. Accordingly, the just punishment
13  III, 10|     is not to accustom us to voluptuousness and licentiousness, nor
14  III, 11| relaxation, they impel us to voluptuousness. For luxury, that has dashed
15  III, 11|     entirely prohibited. For voluptuousness of motion in walking, "and