Book, Paragraph

1 III,  7 | rather of a coward; for it is softness to fly from what is troublesome,
2 VII,  1 |      discuss incontinence and softness (or effeminacy), and continence
3 VII,  7 |       those relating to pains softness and endurance. The state
4 VII,  7 |    latter is rather a kind of softness; the former is self-indulgence.
5 VII,  7 |   effeminacy too is a kind of softness; such a man trails his cloak
6 VII,  7 | heredity or disease, like the softness that is hereditary with
7 VII,  10|  incontinence, endurance, and softness are, and how these states