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 1 1 |    showed~anger or any other passion, but was entirely free from
 2 1 |   but was entirely free from passion, and~also most affectionate;
 3 1 |     that he had overcome all passion for~boys; and he considered
 4 2 |      in keeping it pure from passion and thoughtlessness, and~
 5 3 | cannot be overpowered by any passion, dyed deep with justice,~
 6 6 |   own happiness, nor without passion. For of necessity thou must~
 7 10|    at once from life, not in passion, but with simplicity and~
 8 11|   anger, that to be moved by~passion is not manly, but that mildness
 9 11|    who is subject to fits of passion and~discontent. For in the
10 11|   nearer~to freedom from all passion, in the same degree also