Chapter

 1 II     |      life of sackcloth to the pleasures and delights of a life of
 2 IV     |     of my kingdom and all the pleasures and joys of life, go seek
 3 IV     |      tribulation, whereas our pleasures now are short-lived, and
 4 IV     |      without release. For the pleasures of such life are temporary,
 5 IV     |       should abstain from the pleasures of life, and rock themselves
 6 V      |     that death ensueth on the pleasures of this world. But vain
 7 V      | distress of mind, and all the pleasures and delights of this world
 8 XII    |    self-banished from all the pleasures and delights upon earth,
 9 XII    |  there they might come to the pleasures and joys of Paradise. By
10 XII    |      those who choose present pleasures rather than future blessings.
11 XIII   |      who are enamoured of the pleasures of life, and glamoured by
12 XIV    |       loved, and clave to its pleasures and delights. But, when
13 XVIII  |       and waste their time in pleasures and lusts: but rather be
14 XXIII  |      should be lords over all pleasures and passions, and practise
15 XXIV   |       for reward. Even if the pleasures of the present world were
16 XXV    |    sweet light, and all those pleasures which the gods have bestowed
17 XXV    |      and to be riveted to the pleasures of the passions -- that
18 XXV    |     dumb idols, and loved the pleasures of this vain world, and,
19 XXVIII |  completely in slavery to the pleasures of the body, and like a
20 XXVIII |      hounds, and all the vain pleasures of youth, the baits that
21 XXXVII |      to trample on all bodily pleasures, and to contemn riches and
22 XXXVIII|     than other men bear their pleasures. Wherefore he failed not