Book, Paragraph

1 III,  10|    of drink and in that of sexual intercourse. This is why
2 VII,  3 | for outbursts of anger and sexual appetites and some other
3 VII,  4 |   and those concerned with sexual intercourse, i.e. the bodily
4 VII,  5 |  an appetite for unnatural sexual pleasure; but it is also
5 VII,  11|  delights in them, e.g. in sexual pleasure; for no one could
6 VII,  14| dainty foods and wines and sexual intercourse, but not all