Part, Question

 1   2, 48 |      ensues ~great vehemence and impetuosity in the movement of anger.
 2   2, 26 |         goodwill does not ~imply impetuosity or desire, that is to say,
 3   2, 154|      unbridled incontinence" or "impetuosity": secondly, ~when a man
 4   2, 156|    second is on the part of its ~impetuosity, whereby it precipitates
 5   2, 159| restraint or suppression of the ~impetuosity of a passion. Hence whatever
 6   2, 159|       actions which moderate the impetuosity of the emotions, are ~reckoned
 7   2, 159|       far as a man restrains the impetuosity of his ~soul, from tending
 8   2, 160|     onslaught ~on account of its impetuosity; and "still more difficult
 9   2, 178|          is hindered both by the impetuosity of the ~passions which withdraw
10   2, 178|          moral virtues curb ~the impetuosity of the passions, and quell