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 1      I,  16|      courage, and wisdom from temperance?"-for all these belong to
 2    III,  2 |  required. Likewise also with temperance; for the young are more
 3    III,  2 |     seasons, e.g. justice and temperance rather than courage: for
 4     IV,  3 | expression, describing (e.g. "temperance" as a "harmony": a "harmony":
 5     IV,  3 |     harmony" is predicated of temperance not in a literal sense but
 6      V,  6 |       would be a property of "temperance" to be essentially "the
 7      V,  8 |       be "the primary seat of temperance", and it is a property of
 8      V,  8 |     to be the primary seat of temperance.~Secondly (b) for destructive
 9     VI,  2 |    the earth as a "nurse", or temperance as a "harmony". For a metaphorical
10     VI,  2 |  defined, e.g. in the case of temperance: for harmony is always found
11     VI,  2 |       harmony be the genus of temperance, then the same object will
12     VI,  13|     justice to be defined as "temperance and courage." For if of
13     VI,  13|  injustice: for if justice be temperance and bravery, then injustice