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 1     I,  62|      plunder, or fired by the lust of spoil, but in a wild
 2     I,  65|      off by sacrifices to his lust. Thus he made his way to
 3    II,  56|       place with violence and lust. Everything, lawful or unlawful,
 4    II,  73|   fear, indulging in cruelty, lust, and rapine, plunged into
 5   III,  33|     and yet more abandoned to lust and cruelty. Neither age
 6   III,  45|    that of the adulterer, the lust and savage temper of the
 7   III,  83|     mad at once with rage and lust. It was not indeed the first
 8    IV,  26|     off the yoke, even by the lust of empire. The irritation
 9    IV,  43|      dread. It was from sheer lust of slaughter and greed of
10    IV,  66|    Their natural ferocity and lust for spoil prompted them
11    IV,  76| Germans cross over into Gaul, lust, avarice, and the longing
12     V,  6 |       are singularly prone to lust, they abstain from intercourse
13     V,  10|   every kind of barbarity and lust, exercised the power of