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(
alazoneia
), pretentiousness: the state which makes those who lack a good or goods pretend to have it or them.

(
hamartia
), error: an action against correct reasoning.

(
phthonos
), envy: being distressed by the goods of one’s friends, either present or past.

(
anaischuntia
), shamelessness: the state of the soul which endures dishonor for the sake of profit.

(
thrasut
ē
s
), temerity: excessive boldness in face of dangers which one should not face.

(
philotimia
), vanity: the state of the soul which is lavish with every expense without thinking.

(
kakophuïa
), bad nature: badness in nature and an error of what is natural; disease of what is natural.

(
elpis
), hope: the expectation of good.

(
mania
), madness: the state which is destructive of true conception.

(
lalia
), talkativeness: irrational lack of self-restraint in speech.

(
enantiot
ē
s
), contrariety: the greatest distance between objects of the same genus which fall under some difference.

(
akousion
), involuntary: what is accomplished without thinking.

(
paideia
), education: the ability that is of service to the soul.

(
paideusis
), educating: bestowing education.