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 1   I,  36 |         Man is full of wants: he loves only those who can satisfy
 2   I,  41 |         Epigrams of Martial.—Man loves malice, but not against
 3  II,  100|      prevent this object that he loves from being full of faults
 4  II,  123|                123. He no longer loves the person whom he loved
 5  IV,  277|         that the heart naturally loves the Universal Being, and
 6   V,  323|      particular. But does he who loves someone on account of beauty
 7   V,  323|          her no more.~And if one loves me for my judgement, memory,
 8 VII,  430|      that he exists, and that he loves something. Therefore, if
 9 VII,  482|         which they belong, which loves them better than they love
10 VII,  483|       were, to its own home, and loves itself only for the body.
11 VII,  483|         self, because each thing loves itself more than all. But,
12 VII,  483|           in loving the body, it loves itself, because it only
13 VII,  483|       spiritus est. 76 ~The body loves the hand; and the hand,
14 VII,  499|         so much to love what God loves and to put ourselves in
15 VII,  499| ourselves in the state which God loves.~It is better not to fast,
16 VII,  553|       the order of God, which He loves and admits, since He calls
17 VII,  553|         act in them.~"The Father loves all that I do.~"Dost thou
18 XII,  757|         calls good that which it loves; but the understanding of
19 XII,  766|     sorrows, not of the joys. He loves His neighbours, but His