-
roller of big cigars, The
muscular one, and bid him whip In
kitchen cups
concupiscent curds. Let the
wenches dawdle in such
dress As they are used to wear...
- mammals.
Hormones and Behavior, 7:105-138. John Money,
Human ****uality:
Concupiscent and Romantic,
Journal of
Psychology &
Human ****uality, Volume: 15 Issue:...
- the
greater jihad is to
fight against the
dispersing tendencies of the
concupiscent soul.
Modern secular historians generally decline to
address the question...
- In this book,
amongst other things, he
discusses how to
reconcile the
concupiscent and the
irascible souls,
balancing them to
achieve happiness. Concupiscence...
- suc****b, suc****bent cupiō cup- cupiv- cupit-
desire concupiscence,
concupiscent, covet, covetable, covetous, cupidinous,
cupidity ‡cupiscō cupisc- cupiv-...
-
while the
other represents the soul's
irrational p****ions, appetites, or
concupiscent nature. The
charioteer directs the
entire chariot/soul,
trying to stop...
- the Noble,
Count of
Namur and
Regent of Flanders. The
figure of the
concupiscent and
vacillating Noble the Lion
seems to be
based on Philip, who slavishly...
-
womanhood was formed.
Amazon URL: "
Concupiscent Consumption" by
LindaAnn LoSchiavo on
Amazon Books A book
review for "
Concupiscent Consumption" can be
found here:...
-
ancient traditions, the
moderns tend to
regard the male as the more
concupiscent of the two."
Sylvia Brinton Perera,
Descent to the
Goddess (Toronto:...
- The
dress of
Spain being destro**** by its
internal problems before the
concupiscent gaze of the
European powers.
Spain cornered.
Caricature of La
Flaca where...
