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1   1, 78    |      zeal against any kind of lust. All these things however,
2   2, 7     |     of pure reason :—of their lust, their baser infirmities
3   2, 12(11)|       men ; but, falling into lust through the temptations
4   2, 15    |    who was overcome by bodily lust, and fell in love with Ganymede27:
5   3, 61    |      contributed to a life of lust, became their Gods ! The
6   3, 61    |  became their Gods ! The very lust of the body therefore, became
7   3, 61    |    body, a God ! and the very lust of these things ! Hence,
8   3, 61    |  stories about Gods lovers of lust, and attached to the vilest
9   5, 24    | should overcome every sort of lust, and the love of money;