Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |       drag-net to gratify their luxurious tastes. These gluttons,
 2   II, 1 |      base life. They partake of luxurious dishes, which a little after
 3   II, 2 |    rather like slaves, revel in luxurious riot. For nothing disgraceful
 4   II, 8 |      Cyrenian. Aristippus was a luxurious man. He asked an answer
 5   II, 8 |     neither the suitors nor the luxurious Phaeacians used them. But
 6   II, 11|        with a slender veil. For luxurious clothing, which cannot conceal
 7   II, 11|        those who are clothed in luxurious garments, He says in the
 8   II, 11|      golden fringes," it is not luxurious raiment that he indicates;
 9   II, 11|    crazy about these stupid and luxurious purples, "purple (dark)
10   II, 13| childlike, but what is pompous, luxurious, and effeminate. But these
11  III, 3 |         it has disgraced man. A luxurious niceness seeks everything,
12  III, 3 |      barbarian; and leaving its luxurious ease, the Scythian man leads
13  III, 11|        so those women, that are luxurious to excess in their wantonness,
14  III, 11|         see those that are more luxurious, who appear strong, but
15  III, 11|     make a stumble in regard to luxurious pleasures. For if people