Part, Question

1   2, 6  |         2: Further, just as the timid man through fear acts counter
2   2, 6  |       desires now; whereas ~the timid man acts counter to that
3   2, 45 |        whose heart is large are timid; because the natural ~heat
4   2, 105|         a man's ~fault if he be timid or faint-hearted: since
5   2, 105|        fortitude. Therefore the timid and faint-hearted are unfittingly
6   2, 105|      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: The timid were sent back home, not
7   2, 139| temperate, and yet covetous or ~timid. Therefore temperance is
8   3, 30 |         part of a ~virgin to be timid, to fear the advances of