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 1     II,  3|      the sweet-toothed person desires it not because it is wine
 2     II,  3|     sweet. For essentially he desires the sweet, and only accidentally
 3     II,  3|       it be dry, he no longer desires it. His desire for it is
 4     IV,  5|      found in the faculty of "desires". (for in this pleasure
 5     IV,  5|       found in the faculty of desires, you may take it that it
 6      V,  8|      possessor of a part that desires as of a part that reasons,
 7      V,  8|      possessor of a part that desires, and so it be a property
 8    VII,  1|       not the case that a man desires intercourse more intensely,
 9   VIII,  1|      as possible. Thus if one desires to secure an admission that
10   VIII,  1| Speaking generally, a man who desires to get information by a
11   VIII,  1|  admission that the angry man desires vengeance on account of