In literature, "temperate" is often used to symbolize moderation and balance across various contexts. It describes individuals whose self-restraint and level-headed nature are hallmarks of virtue, as seen when a man is portrayed as avoiding excess and ruling his passions ([1], [2], [3]). At the same time, the term conveys the idea of a mild, moderate climate—a setting that is neither too harsh nor too extreme—suggesting a favorable and harmonious environment ([4], [5], [6]). Philosophical texts further employ "temperate" to denote the measured exercise of reason and the admirable quality of avoiding intemperance, thereby linking ethical conduct with physical and environmental well-being ([7], [8], [9]).