Kitap 7
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So much for the question whether failure of self-restraint can go with knowledge or not, and with knowledge in what sense.
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(ii) We must next discuss whether any man can be called unrestrained without qualification, or whether it must always be in relation to certain particular things, and if so, to what sort of things. Now it is plain that men are self-restrained and enduring, unrestrained and soft, in regard to Pleasures and Pains.
