Part, Question

 1   1, 114|         In the ~first place the Peripatetics denied the existence of
 2   2, 24 |      differed from ~that of the Peripatetics: for the Stoics held that
 3   2, 24 |   passions are evil, ~while the Peripatetics maintained that moderate
 4   2, 24 |        3~On the other hand, the Peripatetics give the name of "passions"
 5   2, 59 |     answer that, The Stoics and Peripatetics disagreed on this point,
 6   2, 59 |      virtuous man: whereas the ~Peripatetics, who were founded by Aristotle,
 7   2, 59 | concupiscible, ~did not, as the Peripatetics did, distinguish the passions
 8   2, 121|         of opinion between the ~Peripatetics and the Stoics. For the
 9   2, 121|       or good man: whereas the ~Peripatetics, of whom Aristotle was the
10   2, 121|       way of speaking. ~For the Peripatetics, as stated above (FS, Q[
11   2, 123|         also the opinion of the Peripatetics. ~Hence their contraries
12   2, 156|          But, according to ~the Peripatetics, to whose opinion Augustine