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 1 pIII,   26 |   continual hostility between lust and reason. For the activity
 2 pIII,   26 |     heaven. The activities of lust, on the other band, wandering
 3 pIII,   26 |     of earth. Now the latter, lust, leads the human mind into
 4 pIII,   26 |       light of contemplation; lust extinguishes the radiance
 5 pIII,   26 |      man to talk with angels; lust forces him to wanton with
 6 pIII,   26 |      to find in exile a home; lust forces him in his home to
 7 pIII,   26 |      strife, reason bend down lust to defeat, the victory will
 8 pIV,   35  |     me the violence of wicked lust. Consider how almost all
 9 pIV,   37  |     body with the ugliness of lust, mar the color of beauty
10 pIV,   37  |     the madness of inordinate lust, in the form of a cow corruptly
11 pIV,   37  |  affection of a daughter to a lust for her father, filled and
12 pIV,   38  |    from the lewd practices of lust. Indeed, a knowledge of
13 pV,   57   | brought to pass love's raging lust; how, taking its rise in
14 pVIII,   85|     desires in the pursuit of lust, going to shipwreck in the