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• Sorge lived tempestuously and licentiously in Tokyo, drinking to excess, speeding around town on a motorcycle and pursuing Japanese and German women ( including a visiting anti-Nazi harpsichordist named Eta Harich-Schneider ).
• Ammianus Marcellinus reports that Emperor Julian, crossed the Rhine border from Xanten and . . . . . . entered the district belonging to a Frank tribe, called the Attuarii, men of a turbulent character, who at that very moment were licentiously plundering the districts of Gaul.
• Then within himself he made long discourses concerning his religion and his brother's, comparing the Catholic manner of living with his, and finding the one to embrace pain and mortification, and the other to seek pleasure . the one to live strictly, and the other licentiously; the one to fear sin, the other to run into all kinds of sin.
• But listen to these brutal remarks expressing this view from none other than John Calvin, father of the Reformed Tradition : " Whoever will duly examine and weigh the whole form of ecclesiastical government as now existing in the Papacy, will find that there is no kind of spoliation ( it means plunder ) in which robbers act more licentiously, without law or measure . ..
• According to Tacitus, they did not always take their appointment as seriously as they might, contrasting Agricola's tribuneship to his peers by saying " [ Agricola did not ], like many young men who convert military service into wanton pastime, avail himself licentiously or slothfully of his tribunitial title, or use his inexperience to spend his time in pleasures and absences from duty ".