Book, Paragraph

 1 III,  7 | faults that are committed one consists in fearing what one should
 2  IV,  1 |     kinds of meanness.~For it consists in two things, deficiency
 3   V,  2 |      the significance of both consists in a relation to one’s neighbour,
 4   V,  3 |      the kind of number which consists of abstract units, but of
 5   V,  4 |     which are involuntary; it consists in having an equal amount
 6   V,  9 |     coward or to act unjustly consists not in doing these things,
 7   V,  9 | practise medicine and healing consists not in applying or not applying
 8  VI,  11|      or sympathetic judgement consists in being able judge about
 9 VII,  7 |      endurance; for endurance consists in resisting, while continence
10 VII,  7 |   resisting, while continence consists in conquering, and resisting