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 1   I, 20|                20 Thus while desire goes before pleasure, satisfaction
 2   I, 29|   Accordingly when we feel a desire to eat water-animals and
 3   I, 31|  surprised at if the natural desire~of the soul to enjoy the
 4   I, 32|     at the age when physical desire is strong, by his Reason
 5   I, 33|   impulse not only of sexual desire, but of all sorts of covetings.~
 6  II    |      CHAP. II.~The ruling of Desire and Anger. The story of
 7  II, 51|     to extirpate our natural desire, but the Reason can enable
 8  II, 51| escape being made a slave by desire.~
 9  II, 58|    10 Instead, an irrational desire for the water that was in
10  II, 59|   their king should lack his desire, put on all their armour,
11  II, 62|   opposing his Reason to his desire, he poured out the water
12  II, 63|   and to quench the fires of desire, and to wrestle victoriously