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1     I,  39      | lasciviousness, lusts, and other vices. Great and precious are
2     I,  48(4621)|    disgraced by the most sensual vices. He was indebted for a considerable
3    II,  3       |         the storms of devils and vices. They speak great things,
4    II,  9       |        not to be hampered by the vices attendant on luxury, he
5    II,  10      |      beasts.” So then unless the vices of youth and boyhood are
6    II,  36      |  utterances, as favour their own vices. In our crowded thoroughfares
7    II,  37      |        virtue, or rather to your vices! You have in your camp,
8    II,  38      |          Why should his name and vices flourish now in the midst