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1      I, XIII| virtues: ought a woman to be temperate and brave and just, and
2      I, XIII|      is a child to be called temperate, and intemperate, or note
3     II, IX  |    the whole state hardy and temperate, and he has carried out
4      V, XI  |   attacked; not so he who is temperate and wide awake. His conduct
5    VII, I   |  them, but no one is just or temperate by or through chance. In
6    VII, I   |   the name of just, wise, or temperate.~Thus much may suffice by
7    VII, XV  |     Therefore a city must be temperate and brave, and able to endure:
8    VII, XV  |   compels men to be just and temperate, whereas the enjoyment of