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 1 pIII,   26 |    human mind into the ruin of vices, so that it perishes ; the
 2 pIV,   37  |     even, as they blossom into vices, deflower the bloom of Flora.
 3 pIV,   38  |     sad burden of the accursed vices of men, and with thee determine
 4 pIV,   42  |     the dross of the aforesaid vices with glowing phrase, to
 5 pIV,   42  |        give to these monstrous vices a cloak of well-sounding
 6 pV,   49   |     speak, into imposthumes of vices' ~The former poetical discourse,
 7 pV,   57   |        unhealthy rout of other vices confounds, let us tune the
 8 pV,   57   |    meet the monstrous force of vices, and, if any herb of base
 9 pVII,   73 |      scandal. ~To this list of vices Flattery joins her share
10 pVII,   74 | further? Though a plenitude of vices should take up their abode
11 pVII,   74 |        colors the sight of the vices with the light tunic of
12 pVII,   74 |   glory the darkness of deadly vices. What is the ointment of
13 pVII,   75 |        furious armies of these vices by the bulwarks of thy teaching,
14 pVIII,   84|        caught in these crooked vices with the mark of anathema. ~'
15 pIX,   93  |        tormented by the odious vices of men, and which has traveled