Council,  Canon

 1   7”,8 |                         8.~ With a desire to hold fast to whatever
 2   7”,13|       rigorism and orderliness, we desire that henceforward the lawful
 3   7”,13|          Ap. c. V, that is to say, desire and hereby decree the marriage
 4   7”,26|            he says: “If, then, you desire these garments, imitate
 5   7”,29|            as we have said, in the desire to circumvent, or get round,
 6   7”,40|            vainglory, but out of a desire for the good of quietude
 7   7”,46|        kindling the innate fire of desire both in the men and in the
 8   7”,47|   consequently be burned up with a desire for carnal love. But if
 9   7”,76|           overwhelmed and moved to desire. But not even married couples
10   8”,4 |         subsequent thereto, not to desire silver, or gold, or clothes,
11   8”,23|    pleasure and inhibits unlimited desire; besides these differences,
12   8”,23| passionateness of his irresistible desire, nor do parturient pangs
13   8”,23|        their debut. Hence a double desire is aroused in men living
14   8”,23|       tantalized by the passion of desire, yet if he be not suffering
15   8”,23|           burnt up many men with a desire for such young men, consigned
16   8”,23|        virginity) are excited to a desire for that object in particular
17   8”,23|           or, in other words, to a desire for a woman. Hence as a
18   8”,23|          men and receive a seed of desire from the enemy and sower
19   8”,23|            without the consent and desire of the other party. But
20   8”,23|            if one, contrary to the desire of the other, becomes a
21   8”,23|           he has a right, if he so desire, to take his own wife back