Discourse

 1  Thal  |            with the disease of the passions, lest they should be wholly
 2  Thal  |        stirring up the desires and passions, they should be goaded on
 3 Theop  |        destroyed by the streams of passions, but he longs for the carnal
 4 Theop  |        kindles sensual desires and passions within us, until it entirely
 5 Theop  |          of unsettled and grievous passions, do not sing the song in
 6 Thall  |           the corrupting lusts and passions of the soul. But come, let
 7 Thall  |         intoxicated, sharpen their passions for murderous battles; for
 8 Procil | resurrection, and that thereby the passions and corruptions of men would
 9 Thekla |          should come back from the passions and weakness of women to
10 Thekla |         free from the knowledge of passions, then incontinence is hateful
11 Thekla |          the cause of sins, or the passions of the soul, and those desires
12 Tusiane|          the mind that subdues the passions is cleansed and adorned
13 Tusiane|         out the dirt, that is, the passions which obscure and cloud
14 Arete  |         enjoying tranquillity from passions. But they who are allured
15 Arete  |           the surging waves of the passions, and yet does not, on that