Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |   conquer the mind, and to restrain anger, is the part of the
 2  III, 26|    moderate the anger, and restrain the lusts of any one, when
 3   IV, 3 |    so also has He power to restrain. He is to be called Father
 4   IV, 3 |  indulge, and as a lord to restrain, it follows that he who
 5    V, 8 | since the males also would restrain their lust, and the pious
 6    V, 9 |    pious, expose them; who restrain their incestuous passions
 7    V, 10|  brethren, who know how to restrain their anger, and to soothe
 8    V, 10| cleverness? how shall they restrain their lusts who worship
 9    V, 22|  that there may be none to restrain their wickedness. It does
10   VI, 5 |    done. It is a virtue to restrain anger, to control desire,
11   VI, 14|   Severity also, unless it restrain itself within the befitting
12   VI, 15|    impetuosity of anger to restrain and check oneself, which
13   VI, 20|   assigned to it, it might restrain it within the prescribed
14  VII, 1 |    wound their ears, which restrain them from their pleasures,