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1 3 | corresponding to true reason, can be intemperate?~Megillus. No.~Athenian.
2 4 |              he is like him; and the intemperate man is unlike him, and different
3 5 |           foolish, the cowardly, the intemperate, the diseased. He who knows
4 5 |              not insane; whereas the intemperate life is impetuous in all
5 5 |         exceed the pains, but in the intemperate life the pains exceed the
6 5 |           that no man is voluntarily intemperate; but that the whole multitude
7 5 |           and less frequent than the intemperate, and the wise life than
8 5 |             cowardly and foolish and intemperate and diseased lives; and
9 10|          world is devoid of Gods are intemperate, and have at the same time