De reformationeſtati̓m aduocat ſororē ſuā: īmo pͥmogenitamſuā. id eſt. luxuria: cuiꝰ aduētꝰ indicia ſūt:que naturā eiꝰ poteris cognoſcere. Statimenī in vi ꝯcupiſcibili accēdit amorē ⁊ īcli-nationē ⁊ affectum ad feminas: aut ſuſcitatmotꝰ in carne ⁊ facit titillatiōes. In his em̄duobꝰ eſt paſſio luxurie. qꝛ aliqn̄ magis viget in carne: ⁊ hoc poteris videre ꝑ motꝰ carnis ⁊ titillatiōes. Aliqn̄ magis in aīa peraffectione ⁊ inclinationē ad actū illicitū vl̓ad ꝑſonā affectu illicito. Et hūc motū affe-ctus poteris ꝯſiderare ꝑ imagines mulieꝝin te depictas. Si aūt hec beſtia admittit̉ſtatī introducit filias ſuas. q̄ ſunt Cecitas:Nā ſicut hō in gula hebes efficit̉ .i. nō ha-bens clara noticiā ſed obtuſā: ita in luxuriafit hō totꝰ cecꝰ ⁊ excecatꝰ: Scd̓a: incōſide-ratio mortis ⁊ inferni. incōſtātia cogitationū ⁊ deſiderioꝝ. amor ſui. ⁊ precipitatio adpeccatū. odiū dei. affectꝰ p̄ſentis ſeculi. de-ſperatio futuri ſeculi.¶ De remediis luxurie. Ca. xlviii.Ontra iſtud vitiu ē ꝑ ceteris certamē lōgū ⁊ duꝝ. īmo vero viribꝰ nr̄isꝯtra hoc ſpecialiter nō poſſumꝰ ꝓ-ficere. Unde radicale remediū ẜm Auguſtinū ī pluribꝰ locꝭ libri ꝯfeſſionū: ⁊ de ꝯtinē-