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 1 1 |         same degree as justice and temperance and wisdom, when united
 2 1 |            goods, and next follows temperance; and from the union of these
 3 1 |         them to be in harmony with temperance and justice, and not with
 4 1 |            for after courage comes temperance), what institutions shall
 5 1 |          shall we find relating to temperance, either in Crete or Lacedaemon,
 6 1 |          for the promotion both of temperance and courage.~Athenian. There
 7 1 |           we to suppose, that with temperance it is otherwise, and that
 8 2 |         view to the enforcement of temperance, and in like manner, and
 9 3 |          consider when we say that temperance is to be the aim, or wisdom
10 3 |          this particular virtue of temperance.~Megillus. What do you mean,
11 3 |           does not grow apart from temperance?~Megillus. Impossible.~Athenian.
12 3 |        should like to know whether temperance without the other virtues,
13 3 |      Megillus. You are speaking of temperance?~Athenian. Yes; but of the
14 3 |         the scale, always assuming temperance to be the condition of them;
15 4 |           Stranger speaks, must be temperance?~Athenian. Yes, Cleinias,
16 4 |           Athenian. Yes, Cleinias, temperance in the vulgar sense; not
17 4 |        speech, and yet more in his temperance. This, however, according
18 4 |            the greatest wisdom and temperance, then the best laws and
19 5 |          praise may be given about temperance and wisdom, and all other
20 5 |        whole multitude of men lack temperance in their lives, either from
21 5 |       health has been preferred to temperance, or wealth to health and
22 7 |         inclines to moderation and temperance, may be declared both in
23 8 |           gain in the direction of temperance, and the whole education
24 8 |           seducer the principle of temperance? Who will ever believe this?—
25 8 |            reverences and respects temperance and courage and magnanimity
26 8 |             as being inspectors of temperance and violence, they should
27 10| destruction of us, and justice and temperance and wisdom are our salvation;
28 12|          are now speaking—courage, temperance, wisdom, justice?~Cleinias.
29 12|          affirm, in courage and in temperance, and in justice and in prudence,