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 1 XVII |        true name of Aphrodite was Pleasure, ought we not much rather
 2 XVII |       Philebus; he would not have Pleasure called a goddess: "So great
 3 XVIII|           doings to make His good pleasure their aim, and to shun whatever
 4 XVIII|        not God, it was God's good pleasure through the foolishness
 5 XVIII|     passions; and he says that if pleasure be the (philosophic) end,
 6 XVIII| philosophic) end, we must through pleasure cure the passions; and even
 7 XX   |     deceive men, according to the pleasure of him who in the words
 8 XXI  |        luxury and softness of the pleasure, and is unwilling to resist
 9 XXII |     instances would depend on the pleasure of these spirits;516and
10 XXII |      practice would depend on the pleasure of the ruling spirits."
11 XXII |      practice would depend on the pleasure of the ruling spirits; and
12 XXII |         executed according to the pleasure of the ruling spirits? We
13 XXII |          not to do their will and pleasure. For we see that it is piety
14 XXIII|      truth because he inclines to pleasure, while another man investigates
15 XXIII|        The former, again, chooses pleasure, not because he is unable
16 XXV  |    himself: "When it was the good pleasure of God, who separated me
17 XXVI |     depend 622on our own efforts, pleasure,623for instance, as they
18 XXVI |         if pain is an evil thing, pleasure must be a good one. ~4.
19 XXVII|       desire the sweets of bodily pleasure, until being satiated they