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 1      I, XIII|      can have the virtues of temperance, courage, justice, and the
 2      I, XIII|      to all of them; but the temperance of a man and of a woman,
 3     II, V   |      in such a state: first, temperance towards women (for it is
 4     II, V   |      from another’s wife for temperance’ sake); secondly, liberality
 5     II, VI  |    will combine with luxury; temperance will be associated with
 6     II, VI  |     toil. For liberality and temperance are the only eligible qualities
 7     II, VII |     of the second, habits of temperance; as to the third, if any
 8    III, IV  |   citizen. And, although the temperance and justice of a ruler are
 9    III, IV  |   obey, and differing as the temperance and courage of men and women
10    VII, I   |     a particle of courage or temperance or justice or prudence,
11    VII, XV  |      philosophy for leisure, temperance and justice for both, and
12    VII, XV  |  special need of justice and temperance—for example, those (if such
13    VII, XV  |     will need philosophy and temperance and justice, and all the
14    VII, XVI | harvest. It also conduces to temperance not to marry too soon; for
15   VIII, V   |      and also of courage and temperance, and of all the qualities