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 1     I,  3       |    resisting the allurements of pleasure once experienced, the greater
 2     I,  4(4270) | luxurious in his life, and held pleasure to be the highest good.~
 3     I,  4(4271) |        Jerome and many others. “Pleasure with him was not a mere
 4     I,  11      |         restore it again at his pleasure? Then, in what sense are
 5     I,  11      |         have rejected poisonous pleasure. Why do we at whose baptism
 6     I,  13      |        the sole source of their pleasure, what else is there to marry
 7     I,  20      | perchance even harlots give him pleasure; or 4362 Onan who was slain
 8     I,  33      |         when the glow of bodily pleasure is no longer felt, makes
 9     I,  48      |       of a king and swimming in pleasure, is said to have lusted
10     I,  48      |          Epicurus the patron of pleasure (though 4635 Metrodorus
11    II,  4       |       who had performed all His pleasure, and who in a certain psalm
12    II,  4       |        is to say in the seat of pleasure and luxury, of propagation
13    II,  8       |     when we have terminated the pleasure with more or less repentance,
14    II,  9       |       crowded cities, and their pleasure gardens in the suburbs with
15    II,  9       |   disciples might experience no pleasure but that afforded by the
16    II,  9       |       surrounded by the nets of pleasure! We think of what we see,
17    II,  9       |      the thing which affords us pleasure. That the mind sees and
18    II,  9       |      are swimming in luxury and pleasure not to think of what we
19    II,  9       |     they can take their fill of pleasure with their faith and purity
20    II,  9       | violation of nature to revel in pleasure, and the Apostle gives a
21    II,  9       |      She that giveth herself to pleasure is dead while she liveth.”~
22    II,  11      |       Epicurus, the defender of pleasure, in all his books speaks
23    II,  11      |        are ministers to vicious pleasure. Eating and drinking does
24    II,  11      |         and who, sunk in filthy pleasure, are always at heat. What
25    II,  12      |      nothing but regret.~“Scorn pleasure; she but hurts when bought
26    II,  17      |        day of your fast ye find pleasure, and afflict the lowly:
27    II,  36(4930)|        of Socrates, taught that pleasure was the highest good.~
28    II,  37      |        to receive the gospel of pleasure, and into which the serpent