Part, Question

1   2, 20|   manifestly distinct from it, as temerity is ~opposed to prudence,
2   2, 51|          opposition to virtue, as temerity is ~opposed to prudence,
3   2, 51|            3) Of precipitation or temerity;~(4) Of thoughtlessness;~(
4   2, 51| corresponds, ~"precipitation" or "temerity" is a species of imprudence;