(n.) Plural of Luxury.

To Monna Colomba in Lucca
... widows"she must have been lovingly entertained at the pale virgin's identification
of herself with those who "walk in the way of luxuries and pleasures," and ...
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Of the Two Classes of Voluptuous Men, and of their Death, Falling ...
... them with wicked desires, through which they will perish; for they forget the
commandments of the living God, and walk in deceits and empty luxuries; and they ...
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Having Adduced Examples of Certain Frauds Found in a Few Passages ...
... buyer's desires. For why did he show himself so eager for luxuries and
delicacies as to allow a fraud of this character? 71. What ...
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The visit to Media.
... very much impressed with the magnificence of the scenes to which he was introduced
when he arrived in Media, and with the gayeties and luxuries, the pomp and ...
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Peter of Chelcic, 1419-1450.
... to eat every day. They have fish, spices, brawn, herrings, figs, almonds,
Greek wine and other luxuries. They generally drink good ...
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Christian Stewardship.
... Luxuries may be denied. ... Shall we then take that which might relieve them, and expend
it in procuring conveniences, elegancies, and luxuries for ourselves? ...
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Omar and the Sacred vine
... The new ascetics who follow Thoreau or Tolstoy are much livelier company; for, though
the surrender of strong drink and such luxuries may strike us as an idle ...
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Called to Reach a Higher Standard
... Never must he allow his attention to be diverted by amusements, luxuries, or ease.
All his habits and passions must be brought under the strictest discipline. ...
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The Call of Moses
... Moses had been brought us with all the luxuries that Egypt could give him, and now
he was a shepherd, and in the sight of the Egyptians a shepherd was an ...
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Grant Now, O Blessed, that Even to Christians the Prison is ...
... Well, no soldier comes out to the campaign laden with luxuries, nor does he go to
action from his comfortable chamber, but from the light and narrow tent ...
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Luxuries (2 Occurrences)
... Multi-Version Concordance Luxuries (2 Occurrences). ... I prepared for me men-singers
and women-singers, and the luxuries of the sons of man -- a wife and wives. ...
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Luxurious (9 Occurrences)

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Luxury (8 Occurrences)
... Anything which pleases the senses, and is also costly, or difficult to obtain; an
expensive rarity; as, silks, jewels, and rare fruits are luxuries; in some ...
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Luxuriated (1 Occurrence)

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Ivory (13 Occurrences)
... It is mentioned among the luxuries of Israel in the denunciations of Amos (3:15;
6:4). It occurs in the figurative language of Psalm 45:8 Songs 5:14; Songs 7:4 ...
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Riblah (12 Occurrences)
... Euphrates. Lebanon, close by, with its forests, its hunting grounds and its
snows, ministered to the needs and luxuries of the leaders. ...
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Dainty (7 Occurrences)
... thee," and Homer's Iliad (Pope). xviii.456). "Dainties," then, are luxuries,
costly, delicate and rare. This idea is common to all ...
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Dainties (14 Occurrences)
... thee," and Homer's Iliad (Pope). xviii.456). "Dainties," then, are luxuries,
costly, delicate and rare. This idea is common to all ...
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Meats (9 Occurrences)
... thee," and Homer's Iliad (Pope). xviii.456). "Dainties," then, are luxuries,
costly, delicate and rare. This idea is common to all ...
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Cucumbers (3 Occurrences)
... cucumbers and watermelons of which they had had no lack in Egypt, rather than of
the cruel bondage which was the price of these luxuries." Groser's Scripture ...
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