Chapter

 1 II     | concerning whatsoever thou mayest desire to learn; for while these
 2 II     |     answered and said, "Anger and Desire. For at the beginning these
 3 II     |           enemies and foemen. For Desire, working in you, stirreth
 4 II     |         For if thou put Anger and Desire out of court, and in their
 5 II     |          out of the assembly both Desire and Anger, and make Wisdom
 6 II     |           neither fear death, nor desire the present world, having
 7 II     |        those who possess the same desire, and seek after the same
 8 IV     |          neither dread death, nor desire the present world, but only
 9 V      |       mind, bid me go abroad as I desire, and let me rejoice my soul
10 V      |       will grant thee thy heart's desire." And immediately he ordered
11 V      |      might accomplish his heart's desire, and fill his ears with
12 V      |           to help him towards his desire, and to establish a mind,
13 VI     |         through thee that which I desire. Wherefore I called thee
14 VII    |      stirred up by madness to the desire to take up arms against
15 VIII   |          Baptism anon with hearty desire, and on no account to delay
16 X      |         if thou run unto him with desire and joy, and be signed with
17 XI     |           bound to observe, if we desire to attain to perfection
18 XII    |         and king. That also is my desire; but it is hard, nay quite
19 XII    |          Martyrs' zeal and divine desire, and, wounded at heart with
20 XII    |           themselves the love and desire of divine and heavenly things:
21 XII    |           and denial of nature by desire of things above nature.
22 XII    |          it causeth him to be the desire of all men; but after a
23 XV     |      thereof in proportion to his desire and zeal. For the Sun of
24 XV     |       intelligent soul. Choice is desire accompanied by deliberation,
25 XV     |       deliberation accompanied by desire for things that lie in our
26 XV     |         power; for in choosing we desire that which we have deliberately
27 XV     |         becometh the chosen, when desire is added thereto. Thus we
28 XV     |           conclude that choice is desire accompanied by deliberation
29 XV     |         our power; in choosing we desire that which we have deliberately
30 XVI    |   discreet wisdom, and I heartily desire to wed-her.' But the old
31 XVIII  |        which is hid in Christ, in desire to obtain which the Saints
32 XVIII  |         death?' And once more, `I desire to depart and be with Christ.'
33 XVIII  |           was impelled by natural desire to long for the desert.
34 XVIII  |        safety and ever rightfully desire more, thou shalt never wish
35 XIX    |   enlightenment of them that with desire partake thereof. ~"Faithfully
36 XIX    |           of God made flesh, with desire and love of him who for
37 XIX    |            and, as new-born babe, desire to drink the reasonable
38 XX     |   meditation with an ungovernable desire, and was utterly unable
39 XX     |    prayeth with exceeding fervent desire and pure heart, his mind
40 XXI    |       follow it with irresistible desire. But, as I perceive, I am
41 XXI    |        elder, and to restrain his desire to be on his way, and suspecting
42 XXII   |     gaining the knowledge that ye desire, and shrink not to work
43 XXIV   |          sweetness and insatiable desire, the summit of aspiration.
44 XXV    |          thereon. And I earnestly desire that thou too shouldest
45 XXV    |      strengthened it with longing desire and love, right opportunely
46 XXVIII |          who is all sweetness and desire and aspiration insatiable. ~
47 XXIX   |     fiercely the coals of sensual desire. After that he hath once
48 XXX    |           other small and trivial desire of mine, if thou art in
49 XXX    |           fulfil me this my small desire. And although I seek to
50 XXX    |         straight road. For this I desire, this I long for, to forsake
51 XXXIII |          not to fulfil my heart's desire, I will obey thee herein:
52 XXXIII |       drew the people to him, but desire and heart-felt love, which
53 XXXIV  |        should not miscarry in his desire, he took courage by the
54 XXXIV  |          said, he will fulfil the desire of them that fear him, and
55 XXXVI  |         only, and how this was my desire, to escape from the tempest
56 XXXVII |          us, ravished us with the desire of thee"; and, "Let me see
57 XXXVII |           is comely." ~It was the desire for this unspeakable comeliness
58 XXXVII |           extreme of anguish. But desire of Christ conquered nature,
59 XXXVII |          side, and I shall see my desire upon mine enemies. I shall
60 XXXVIII|        full fill of long deferred desire. ~But, when they had done
61 XXXVIII|            and continually adding desire to desire, and zeal to zeal,
62 XXXVIII|      continually adding desire to desire, and zeal to zeal, until
63 XXXIX  |           my life. I have seen my desire: I have seen thee severed
64 XXXIX  |          door, and seeing that my desire, that hath grown with my
65 XL     |           for all: Christ was his desire: Christ he ever saw as present