Book, Chapter

 1       3, I    |        And I remained without any appetite for incorruptible food -
 2       4, XV   | prostitute my gifts in disordered appetite.118 And what did these abilities
 3       6, XVII |       memory of my vision, and an appetite for what I had, as it were,
 4       9       | undertakes a detailed analysis of appetite and the temptations to which
 5       9, XXXI |          moment that the snare of appetite lies baited for me. For
 6       9, XXXI |     uncleanness of an incontinent appetite. I know that permission
 7       9, XXXI |           strive daily against my appetite for food and drink. For
 8       9, XXXI |         For it is not the kind of appetite I am able to deal with by
 9       9, XXXIV|         the temptations of carnal appetite which still assail me -
10       9, XXXV |           addition to the fleshly appetite which strives for the gratification
11       9, XXXV |           since its origin is our appetite for learning, and since
12      12, XXXII|        sex of her husband, as the appetite of action is subjected to