Part, Question

 1   2, 27  |   as compared to one who is inconstant. For in ~either case friendship
 2   2, 11  |  seems ~to prove them to be inconstant in faith, wherefore when
 3   2, 51  |      a man would seem to be inconstant who fails to persevere ~
 4   2, 51  |   For a man is stated to be inconstant ~because his reason fails
 5   2, 51  |     A double-minded man is ~inconstant in all his ways." Now duplicity
 6   2, 52  |     act otherwise ~than the inconstant man: for the inconstant
 7   2, 52  |     inconstant man: for the inconstant man fails in commanding, ~
 8 Suppl, 47|   constant differs from the inconstant man in two respects. First,
 9 Suppl, 47|   avoid the lesser. But the inconstant man is compelled to bear ~
10 Suppl, 47|  man is a mean between the ~inconstant and the obstinate. Secondly,
11 Suppl, 47| probable reasons, while the inconstant man is compelled by ~trifling