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1   1, 20 | house may give some costly ~delicacy to a sick servant, that
2   2, 136|  says (Ethic. vii, 7) that "delicacy is a ~kind of effeminacy."
3   2, 136|   Douay: 'niceness']." Thus delicacy is a kind of effeminacy.
4   2, 136|    lack of pleasures, while delicacy regards the ~cause that
5   2, 139|   and effeminacy," to which delicacy pertains. ~Now delicacy
6   2, 139|     delicacy pertains. ~Now delicacy seems to regard the delight
7   2, 139|    3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Delicacy regards principally the
8   3, 29 |    purity. For he ~knew the delicacy of virgin modesty, and how