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 1   2, 17     |      the intense and foolish desire excited by the music; the
 2   2, 41     | others. For he,—whose (main) desire was to live, while those
 3   2, 93     |     most excellent; and, the desire to discover the truth was
 4   3, 3      | declarations9. If then, thou desire other proofs of the excellency
 5   3, 61     |      accounts, it became the desire of the universal King, THE
 6   3, 62     | death, on account of (their) desire of that immortal life, which
 7   3, 66     |     together with every evil desire and folly, again fabricate
 8   4, 32(122)|     margin [Syriac], see and desire: as if this were an essential
 9   5, 2      |    look upon women with evil desire? And, Whether he could be
10   5, 21     |     to wrath, and every base desire: that is to say, that they
11   5, 21     |  look upon a woman with evil desire; that they should so labour
12   5, 24     |  from every vicious and base desire; should avoid every thing
13   5, 35     |  they were led by no natural desire, and subdued by no love
14   5, 46     |    it95. For it has been the desire of each one of these, to