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 1     II, XII|     horror of the incestuous passion which his mother Halcyone
 2    III, X  |   all the accidents of human passion, to have the supreme power,
 3    III, XV |     ruler which is free from passion than that in which it is
 4    III, XV |      the law is passionless, passion must ever sway the heart
 5    III, XV |    by anger or by some other passion, and then his judgment is
 6    III, XV | persons would all get into a passion and go wrong at the same
 7    III, XVI|  desire is a wild beast, and passion perverts the minds of rulers,
 8      V, XI |     when men are led away by passion to assault others they are
 9    VII, VII|  whom they do not know. Now, passion is the quality of the soul
10    VII, VII| based upon this quality, for passion is commanding and invincible.
11   VIII, VII|      the modes of action and passion also. For feelings such