- akolasia
- (Gk., uncorrected) The vice of excess, when desires are not corrected by reason. In Aristotle, the temperate person avoids this vice, indulging desires only to the correct extent.
Philosophy dictionary. Academic. 2011.
Philosophy dictionary. Academic. 2011.
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sophrosynē — (Gk., self control, temperance, soundness of mind) One of the cardinal virtues, consisting in a harmonious state of rational control of one s desires. In Aristotle the temperate person is one who can abstain or indulge appetites to the right… … Philosophy dictionary