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Ancient contents · Book III
Contents.III.heading · Wachsmuth pp. 8
The third book contains forty-two chapters. First:
1. On virtue.
2. Then, on vice.
3. On practical wisdom.
4. On folly.
5. On temperance.
6. On intemperance.
7. On courage.
8. On cowardice.
9. On justice.
10. On greed and injustice.2104
11-20 · Truth, speech, expenditure, and restraint
Contents.III.11-20 · Wachsmuth pp. 8
11. On truth.
12. On falsehood.
13. On frank speech.
14. On flattery.
15. On prodigality.
16. On thrift.
17. On self-control.
18. On lack of self-control.
19. On forbearance.
20. On anger.2105
21-28 · Self-knowledge, memory, and oaths
Contents.III.21-28 · Wachsmuth pp. 8
21. On “Know yourself.”
22. On arrogance.
23. On self-love.
24. On conscience.
25. On memory.
26. On forgetfulness.
27. On an oath.
28. On perjury.2106
29-35 · Work, shame, and the use of speech
Contents.III.29-35 · Wachsmuth pp. 8
29. On industry.
30. On idleness.
31. On a sense of shame.
32. On shamelessness.
33. On silence.
34. On speaking at the right time.
35. On brevity of speech.2107
36-42 · Character, homeland, and discretion
Contents.III.36-42 · Wachsmuth pp. 9
36. On idle chatter.
37. On kindness.
38. On envy.
39. On one’s homeland.
40. On a foreign land.
41. On secrets.
42. And forty-second, on slander.2108