concupiscent

• The Latinate world of that day had merely to deal with the concupiscent madness of a Constantinopolitan pipsqueak elevated by the equivalent of soccer-hooligans to the throne and given command of the armies. —  The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
• How else can one explain "The Latinate world of that day had merely to deal with the concupiscent madness of a Constantinopolitan pipsqueak". —  The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
• Matt: Colorful, youthful, vagrant, layered, concupiscent. —  TheDartmouth.com | America's Oldest College Newspaper. Founded 1799.
• Should the soul become ignited with the fire of the love of God, it is called benevolent and pleasing unto God, but should it be consumed with the fire of passion, it is known as the concupiscent soul. —  The Summons of the Lord of Hosts
• But there was a race of Chosen Ones, to which he belonged, whose untamable and omni-concupiscent essence kept them outside the dull conjugal pale. —  Jaffery

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