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1   I,  18     |    malady of man is restless curiosity about things which he cannot
2  II,  72     |     and I think that, as his curiosity changes into admiration,
3  II,  152    |                  152. Pride.—Curiosity is only vanity. Most frequently
4 VII,  543(91)|     they have found by their curiosity, they have lost by their
5 VII,  553    | occasion of evil, vanity, or curiosity."~I see in me depths of
6 VII,  553    |   see in me depths of pride, curiosity, and lust. There is no relation
7   X,  669    |    of charity to satisfy our curiosity which seeks for variety,