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 1   1, 83 |    towards the end of sleep ~in sober men and those who are gifted
 2   1, 97 |      the bounds of reason, as a sober ~person does not take less
 3   2, 31 |     they are in themselves both sober and moderate.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   2, 58 |       but that he ~is gentle or sober." Accordingly, then, wisdom
 5   2, 76 |        committed by a ~man when sober, than if committed by a
 6   2, 76 |        by the drunk than by the sober, as the Philosopher observes (
 7   2, 147|      moderately, thou shalt be ~sober."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[149]
 8   2, 147|        for a man ~is said to be sober because he observes the "
 9   2, 147|    written (Ecclus. 31:37,38): "Sober drinking is health to soul
10   2, 147|        2, "That the aged man be sober." Therefore sobriety ~is
11   2, 147|      Apostle commands him to be sober, according to 1 Tim. 3:2, "
12   2, 147|        the husband of one wife, sober, prudent," ~etc. Therefore
13   2, 147|      like ~manner, chaste . . . sober," etc., and (Titus 2:6) "
14   2, 147|      manner exhort that they be sober."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[149]
15   2, 148|       the ~things we avoid when sober, we unknowingly commit through
16   2, 148| punished than if they had been ~sober, because they do wrong in