Madame Bovary
Gustave Flaubert
the desire copied, along the thread that runs through the work, and the ball as poison in Part I - The Ball as Poison.
Quincas Borba
Machado de Assis
the temptation in the garden (chapter XXVIII), the proposal under the moon (chapter XL), the titled brides with Sofia's face (chapter LXXXII), Maria Benedita's love, which loves as one loves God (chapter CXVIII), the lover's delirium in the coupé (chapter CLIII), and Sofia's desire that turns into a whim (chapter CLXIII).
The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas
Machado de Assis
Marcela (chapter XV), Eugênia's kiss (chapter XXXIII), the waltz with Virgília (chapter L), the little house (chapter LXVII), the mountaintop (chapter LXXXV), and the low wall (chapter CXI).
Inferno
Dante Alighieri
the she-wolf that is never sated (canto I), the appetite that overcomes reason in Francesca (canto V), the gluttonous of Cerberus and Ciacco (canto VI), the avaricious and the prodigal without measure (canto VII), Dante's pleasure in seeing Argenti sunk (canto VIII), and the mad flight of Ulysses (canto XXVI).