. Objection 3: Further, it seems that "epikeia" is the same as modesty. For where the Apostle says ( Phil. 4:5 ), "Let your modesty be known to all men," the Greek has {epieikeia} [*{to epieikes}]. Now, according to Tully (De Invent. Rhet. ii), modesty is a part of temperance. Th…

of temperance. Objection 3: Further, modesty concerns external action, wherefore the Apostle says ( Phil. 4:5 ): "Let your modesty be known to all men." Now external actions are the matter of justice, as stated above ( Q[58], A[8] ). Therefore modesty is a part of justice rather…

For the inward movements of the passions cannot be known to other persons. Yet the Apostle enjoins ( Phil. 4:5 ): "Let your modesty be known to all men." Therefore modesty is only about outward actions. Objection 2: Further, the virtues that are about the passions are distinguish…