Discourse

 1 Agathe| which gives encouragement to temperance, being nourished by the
 2 Thekla|    the outward appearance of temperance, more than from the Sirens
 3 Thekla|    the power of the wings of temperance is strengthened, lightening
 4 Thekla|    children with modesty and temperance, they rave in the wild pleasures
 5 Thekla|   love itself, and truth and temperance, and other flowers and plants
 6 Thekla|       For there is a tree of temperance itself, and of love, and
 7 Thekla|       daughters of undefiled temperance, let us strive for a life
 8 Thekla|   wreathed with the crown of temperance. Cowardice and weakness
 9 Thekla|      is altogether good, and temperance is profitable to one's house
10 Thekla|   and life and friends, then temperance is good. And if temperance
11 Thekla|   temperance is good. And if temperance be in its nature good, and
12 Thekla| licentiousness be opposed to temperance, and that which is opposed
13 Thekla|    them, and God rejoices in temperance, being free from the knowledge
14 Thekla|  which is in accordance with temperance, being a virtue, is better
15 Thekla|   between licentiousness and temperance, which is a contradiction.
16  Domn |   goodness, faith, meekness, temperance; "20 which, on account of
17 Arete |      with the medicaments of temperance the disorders arising from