Pars,  Sermo
1 Serm,    29|           sui prorsus oblitas ita libidinis furor exagitat, ut cum ad
2 Serm,    31|         prouidebant, et incentiua libidinis continentiae gladio a se
3 Serm,    31|         tamquam propriis partibus libidinis. Quod diligenter maximus
4 Serm,    31|   corporis refrigescente, ardorem libidinis minus sentit: et tanto solertius
5 Serm,    31| exercitata. Quae de intemperantia libidinis ne plurimum possit notari,
6 Serm,    33|           et mollitiem reprimeret libidinis. Filius ipse pontificis
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