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 1     I|    and depress the blood of concupiscence disordinate, for sanguine
 2     I|   nature is full of fleshly concupiscence. In summer we fast because
 3     I|   us. In summer the fire of concupiscence and of avarice. In September
 4     I|   began to move and stir to concupiscence. For before that they had
 5     I|  Cain, and were overcome by concupiscence and took them to their wives.
 6    II| kept clean my soul from all concupiscence. I never meddled me with
 7    II| cold and refrigate from all concupiscence of the flesh, full of boughs
 8    IV|    man of the town into the concupiscence of her; which sent her divers
 9    IV|     flame, the third carnal concupiscence, the fourth of burning covetise,
10    IV|    the third fire of carnal concupiscence, saith S. Maximin: S. Laurence
11     V|     from the heat of carnal concupiscence.~About that time, by the
12     V|   way in which the snare of concupiscence assaileth me. And how well
13     V|   Justina, and burnt in the concupiscence of her, and resorted to
14    VI|     young man burned in the concupiscence of her by the enticing of
15    VI|   of her by the disordinate concupiscence of luxury, and daily he