Part, Question

 1   1, 68 |   waters are set there to temper the heat of the ~celestial
 2   1, 69 |   waters are set there to temper the heat of the ~celestial
 3   2, 18 |  those who are of an even temper and prodigal ~disposition
 4   2, 46 |   a certain quickness of ~temper, rather than to rancor [
 5   2, 68 | doth afterwards give it a temper in the seven virtues" [viz. ~
 6   2, 63 | by a merciful forgiveness temper the judgment ~whereby they
 7   2, 139|   seems more difficult to temper fear, especially with ~regard
 8   2, 143|   belongs to moderate and temper evil desires. Accordingly
 9   2, 154|  choleric and atrabilious temper whose ~incontinence is one
10   2, 158|  their strength, ~thus we temper strong wine. But moderation
11   2, 159|  difficult ~good: one, to temper and restrain the mind, lest