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 1   I,  11|    perhaps even your unlawful pleasures, would you say that it is
 2   I,  29|   bountiful supply of various pleasures? Whose is that world in
 3  II,  30|   giving themselves up to the pleasures of sense-despising and neglecting
 4  II,  30|   life is more stinted in its pleasures, and becomes less attractive-and
 5  II,  30|     of being worn out by such pleasures, and corrupted by vicious
 6  II,  44|   them to fall into dangerous pleasures? For if He knew that by
 7  II,  55|    unbounded and imperishable pleasures, which every one may ask
 8  II,  62|       deny themselves all the pleasures of life, let the Magi soften
 9  IV,  21|       themselves to degrading pleasures in sensual embraces, would
10  IV,  22|     times overcome by vicious pleasures, and to have glowed with
11  IV,  22|       renew his eagerness for pleasures now losing their zest? What
12  IV,  23|    the allurements of sensual pleasures, still punish adultery by
13  IV,  28|       lusts, desires, sensual pleasures; where there is every mental
14  IV,  33|     to assign to the gods the pleasures by which earthly bodies
15  IV,  35|      the others find enticing pleasures in the wrongs and insults
16   V,   9|   forward to steal those vile pleasures, trembling and quaking with
17   V,  29|   Baubo, and enjoy the chaste pleasures of Ceres? Do you wish your
18   V,  32| daughter, speaks of no filthy pleasures, but puts Jupiter for the
19  VI,  22|       couch, and enjoying the pleasures which ensue. To ask, again,
20 VII,   2|       not drawing any earthly pleasures from the resources of matter.
21 VII,   4|       they are exhilarated by pleasures, that they long for sensual
22 VII,   4|      door by which to receive pleasures. Lastly, what pleasure is
23 VII,  41|      the personages and their pleasures, you will find that there
24 VII,  41|     considered as the highest pleasures fooleries mixed with trifles