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Temperance in its
modern use is
defined as
moderation or
voluntary self-restraint. It is
typically described in
terms of what a
person voluntarily refrains...
- gravitas, determination".
Temperance (σωφροσύνη, sōphrosýnē; Latin:
temperantia): also
known as restraint, the
practice of self-control, abstention,...
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utrumque non-est sine
delectatione carnali, quae
tamen modificata et
temperantia refrenante in usum
naturalem redacta,
libido esse non-potest». Quod ideo...
- wrote:
Cicero considered four
Latin terms to
translate sophrosyne:
temperantia (temperance),
moderatio (moderateness),
modestia (modesty), and frugalitas...
- Wrath, the
third vice, is "tempered" by
Temperantia, Temperance.
According to
Saint Augustine,
Temperantia is the
inner balance which ensures the will's...
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Virtue Latin Sin
Latin Chastity Castitas Lust
Luxuria Temperance Temperantia Gluttony Gula
Charity Caritas Greed Avaritia Diligence Diligentia Sloth Acedia...
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Scabropezia flavovirens Scabropezia scabrosa Stouffera Stouffera longii Temperantia Temperantia tiffanyae Terfezia Terfezia albida Terfezia alsheikhii Terfezia...
- uncertainty, and intimidation.
Temperance (σωφροσύνη, sōphrosýnē; Latin:
temperantia): also
known as restraint, the
practice of self-control, abstention,...
-
utrumque non-est sine
delectatione carnali, quae
tamen modificata et
temperantia refrenante in usum
naturalem redacta,
libido esse non-potest». Quod ideo...
- sub-virtues)
semita vitalis III.
iustitia (seven sub-virtues) IIII.
temperantia (seven sub-virtues)
fructus spiritus V.
fides (seven sub-virtues) VI...
