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1   III|  greed, again, and the blind lust of honours~ Which force
2   III|      all is said,~ What evil lust of life is this so great~
3    IV|   Nor they cannot sate their lust~ By merely gazing on the
4    IV|   delight. But when at last~ Lust, gathered in the thews,
5     V|  great and keen the cares of lust~ That split the man distraught!
6     V|     never burn with one same lust of love,~ And never in their
7     V| Impetuous fury and insatiate lust,~ Or from a bribe - as acorn-nuts,
8    VI|       and set the bounds~ Of lust and terror, and exhibited~