Chapter

 1 I     |   lived in luxury, and in the enjoyment of the sweet and pleasant
 2 II    |     care. Of its gladness and enjoyment the yoke-fellows are dejection
 3 IV    |   seeketh shall find it.' The enjoyment of the present life, though
 4 IV    |       honour and to a greater enjoyment of his confidence. But against
 5 XII   |    limit even the quantity of enjoyment. For even of those common
 6 XIV   |  incorruptible, as though the enjoyment that cometh from them were
 7 XIV   |    are vanity, and that their enjoyment is naught; and, that even
 8 XV    |  unharmed and unwasted for my enjoyment? How must I show my hatred
 9 XVI   |   fleeting things, I lose the enjoyment of the eternal and incorruptible." ~
10 XXI   |   this pleasing happiness and enjoyment, to worship a strange God."
11 XXIV  | endless, and, by the temporal enjoyment of these things, to forfeit
12 XXV   |       length of days, and the enjoyment of all glory and of an undisputed
13 XXV   |       have bestowed on us for enjoyment, and all the while know
14 XXXIII|      the heart by the hope of enjoyment to come, and there delighteth
15 XXXIV |      gave him Paradise to his enjoyment, charging him only to abstain