Book, Chapter

1  Ded    |    and so to be slain by the inordinate desire of his owne affects.
2    6, 32|     the furious force of his inordinate desire came. On a day Lepolemus
3    6, 32|    woman, and preferring his inordinate pleasure above all things
4    6, 36|   their beastly customes and inordinate desire of luxury. For they
5    8, 44| easily resist her desire and inordinate appetite by reason of shame
6    8, 46|     not ceaseless quench her inordinate desire with a Bull. When