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1 3|            overthrown, and, in the wantonness of excess runs in the one
2 6|            in men every species of wantonness and madness. And these three
3 8|     servile toils which extinguish wantonness, and whose only cares during
4 8| satisfaction of the bodily love as wantonness; he reverences and respects
5 9|            or in a fit of childish wantonness, himself no better than
6 9|     stranger has struck him out of wantonness or insolence, and ought