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 1   I,  13|           rational principle of the continent man and of the incontinent,
 2   I,  13|            said; at any rate in the continent man it obeys the rational
 3 III,  2 |          not with choice; while the continent man on the contrary acts
 4 VII,  1 |           same man is thought to be continent and ready to abide by the
 5 VII,  1 |        result of passion, while the continent man, knowing that his appetites
 6 VII,  1 |          temperate man all men call continent and disposed to endurance,
 7 VII,  1 |             to endurance, while the continent man some maintain to be
 8 VII,  2 |           temperate man will not be continent nor the continent man temperate;
 9 VII,  2 |            not be continent nor the continent man temperate; for a temperate
10 VII,  2 |          nor bad appetites. But the continent man must; for if the appetites
11 VII,  3 |             the incontinent and the continent man may be said to be concerned (
12 VII,  3 |             kinds), and whether the continent man and the man of endurance
13 VII,  3 |            the question whether the continent man and the incontinent
14 VII,  4 |             is concerned. That both continent persons and persons of endurance,
15 VII,  4 |             the self-indulgent, the continent and the temperate man-but
16 VII,  7 |      incontinent man is opposed the continent, to the soft is opposed
17 VII,  9 |                        9~Is the man continent who abides by any and every
18 VII,  9 |             them something like the continent man, as the prodigal is
19 VII,  9 |        yield, since on occasion the continent man will be easy to persuade;
20 VII,  9 |            the incontinent than the continent man.~But there are some
21 VII,  9 |          the incontinent man is the continent man; for the incontinent
22 VII,  9 |          them too little; while the continent man abides by the rule and
23 VII,  9 |         temperate man; for both the continent man and the temperate man
24 VII,  10| characteristic of most men; for the continent man abides by his resolutions