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 1  Marc |    fed horses"15 to those who lust after other women; and we
 2  Marc |  greediness of the belly, nor lust of the flesh, take hold
 3 Theoph|     as of a harp, raging with lust, and letting loose their
 4 Theoph|    excited by procreations to lust, and to be defiled, but
 5  Thal |     one, and be inflamed with lust after other men's wives."~
 6 Theop |     and draw up the organs of lust which overbalance and weigh
 7 Thall |    strength and urging him to lust. The second is the time
 8 Thall |       accustom my eyes not to lust after the charms of the
 9 Thekla|             Chapter XVII.-The Lust of the Flesh and Spirit:
10 Thekla|    are two motions in us, the lust of the flesh and that of
11  Domn |   combats and slaughter, into lust and idolatry, if the righteousness
12  Domn |       from the incitements of lust, and from a woman - that
13 Arete |  repress the heats of burning lust, and reckon them all as
14 Arete |    the soul by evil deeds and lust; nor here to profess purity
15 Arete |     better, those who without lust govern concupiscence, or
16 Arete |       those who are free from lust, for they have their mined
17 Arete |     every way inaccessible to lust, both as to their flesh
18 Arete |   with fancies, and receiving lust flowing like a stream into
19 Arete |       body which is free from lust.14 ~Gregorion. It must be
20 Arete |       against the impulses of lust, and is not borne down by
21 Arete | stronger than he who does not lust.15 ~Gregorion. True.~Euboulios.