Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|     virtues, and not as one vice and one virtue, the being
 2   1,  2|  are not one virtue and one vice, but are two virtues?~TANS.
 3   1,  2|    same virtue; because the vice is there where the opposite
 4   1,  2|  ones -- not as virtue from vice, but as a vice which exists
 5   1,  2|  virtue from vice, but as a vice which exists in a subject
 6   1,  2|  divine or divinely, from a vice which exists in a subject
 7   1,  2|    according to the form of vice.~CIC. I can very well conceive,
 8   1,  2| virtue, that it is a double vice, which consists in this,
 9   1,  2| where reason restrains, and vice versâ. This same is thoroughly
10   1,  3|  concur in acts of the same vice; and I will not refrain