Discourse

 1  Marc  |     vaulting over the stream of pleasure, direct the chariot of the
 2 Theoph |      though purchasing a slight pleasure by shamefully selling his
 3  Thal  |        we have come to have the pleasure of hearing these discourses.~
 4 Theop  |    snatched off by the waves of pleasure, and slip down from the
 5 Thekla |         removed, as it is, from pleasure and grief; and the wing
 6 Thekla |        spring from the sense of pleasure and pain; for such abominable
 7 Thekla | expression, with much grace and pleasure? So that she was admired
 8 Tusiane|      who, through their love of pleasure, reject chastity. How shall
 9  Domn  |         a woman - that is, from pleasure - the tree of chastity is
10  Domn  |  immortality of the paradise of pleasure. But, having transgressed,
11  Domn  |        he excited him to sexual pleasure. Again, those that had been
12 Arete  |     restrain his flesh from the pleasure of carnal delight that cultivates