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His Manichaean friends urged him to take this step, which was rendered easier by the licentious lives of the students at Carthage.

Decent women should not live with licentious husbands in the relation of wife.

There is not a single good woman in the book: the officers' wives are licentious, unprincipled, and eaten up with social ambition.

There was no hint of the vulgar or licentious pleasures which became the characteristics of love in the eighteenth century.

For him there were left only the idle and licentious diversions of such a court as that in which his father lived.