Book, Paragraph

1 III,  1 |    ignorance; for the man who is drunk or in a rage is thought
2 III,  5 |         the power of not getting drunk and his getting drunk was
3 III,  5 |    getting drunk and his getting drunk was the cause of his ignorance.
4 VII,  3 |         of a man asleep, mad, or drunk. But now this is just the
5 VII,  3 | condition to men asleep, mad, or drunk. The fact that men use the
6 VII,  3 |        as in the case of the man drunk or asleep and is not peculiar
7 VII,  8 |          like the people who get drunk quickly and on little wine,
8 VII,  10|         the man who is asleep or drunk. And he acts willingly (