Chapter

1 12|           into anger when it is not satisfied. Thus the vainglorious and
2 12|          seek human praise, but are satisfied~by the pleasure of contemplating
3 13|            if these demands are not satisfied one will become ill or go~
4 14|          more useful not just~to be satisfied with a general picture of
5 21| dispositions is endless. We~will be satisfied if even a few spiritual
6 21|         spasms and so on, and~then, satisfied by such sensations, he begins