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 1 5 |         anger, not getting into a passion, like a woman, and nursing
 2 7 |       when under the influence of passion, rejecting the one and displaying
 3 9 |          element in her nature is passion, which may be described
 4 9 |     pleasure is not the same with passion, but has an opposite power,
 5 9 |          superior to pleasure and passion, and of another that he
 6 9 |           and the deed be done in passion, in the case of such actions
 7 9 |           For a deed is done from passion either when men suddenly,
 8 9 |         both of them arising from passion, which may be justly said
 9 9 |         he who slays another from passion, yet with premeditation,
10 9 |          to be longer because his passion is greater. The manner of
11 9 |            If a slave in a fit of passion kills his master, the kindred
12 9 |           a mother in a moment of passion slays a son or daughter
13 9 |           or a sister in a fit of passion kills a brother or a sister,
14 9 |          one is so violent in his passion against his parents, that
15 9 |          would he who in a fit of passion has slain father or mother,
16 9 | punishment of him who in a fit of passion slays his father or his
17 9 |      involuntary and committed in passion: we have now to speak of
18 9 |          found to exist where the passion reigns which is strongest
19 9 |            and which are given in passion or from fear, and those
20 9 |     saying that actions done from passion are of this nature, and
21 9 |      having inflicted wounds in a passion, in the first place he shall
22 10|           should not be spoken in passion; let us suppose ourselves
23 10|       with every action and every passion, and is the true principle
24 10|         may be, has an action and passion appropriate to it. Over
25 11|          are too much tossed with passion, they shall endeavour to
26 11|        blows those who indulge in passion, which is another great