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temperantia

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] The Romans and the early Christian Church called it temperantia, temperance, the restraining of emotional excess.
IV Temperantia Haec est in medias res moderatio: non quot des Veneri fervida basia sed quantam tibi donet amplexu dea gratiaml Ne perdas epulas praecoce prandio neu tangas cyathum ni penitus carens: tempus prospice quando te pungent sitis et fames.
Nam cum circa voluptates arcendas, temperantia maxime versetur, in ipsa coniugii voluptate arbitrantur nosease temperantes.
 
 
 
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