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 1   1, 75| healthy, so long as the bodily passions are infirm, but the same
 2   1, 75|     and flies from tha lustful passions, it (then) becomes wise;
 3   1, 75|      the motions of the bodily passions. And, so long as it counts
 4   2, 7 |   themselves Gods of their own passions; which it was becoming they
 5   2, 7 |    their baser infirmities and passions; of their grosser members
 6   2, 13|       earth, even of their own passions21; and again, even of the
 7   2, 13|       themselves to these same passions of mortals! And to these
 8   2, 18|       male and female deities,—passions filled with every thing
 9   2, 21|      customs, regulations, and passions, shall exist within these.
10   2, 51|        exerted for healing the passions of the soul, than (the sufferings)
11   2, 52|     bodies, and subject to the passions of both mortals, and immortals!
12   3, 39|      after the manner of their passions, nor be bound in the body,
13   3, 39|      as the rude and beastlike passions of the soul; and did, as
14   3, 72|       nor yet to the lusts and passions.~
15   5, 13|   uninjured by any of the evil passions : those (I say), who have