Part, Question

 1   1, 71 |     the mingling may be duly tempered in the body of the animal.
 2   1, 71 |     the mingling may be duly tempered in the body of the animal.
 3   2, 31 |  bodily pleasures need to be tempered and checked, by ~reason
 4   2, 31 |    wherefore they need to be tempered and ~checked by reason.
 5   2, 102| moist nature of the ~fish is tempered. Of birds they were allowed
 6   2, 181|    12:24,25) ~that "God hath tempered [the body] together that
 7   3, 15 |      of anger, even if it be tempered by reason, dims the mind'
 8   3, 31 |    extraordinary things, and tempered the ~extraordinary by the
 9   3, 54 |     four humors the ~body is tempered, as medical science bears
10   3, 74 |      this sacrament in wine ~tempered with water according to