Part, Question

 1   2, 24 |       as a body, though it be moderately ailing, is not ~sound; so,
 2   2, 59 |  sorrowing for that evil; yet moderately, according ~as reason dictates.
 3   2, 59 |   other ~hand, virtue sorrows moderately for all that thwarts virtue,
 4   2, 121|    restraining fear, but also moderately to withstand them, when,
 5   2, 130|     that as a man ~uses honor moderately, so too does he use glory
 6   2, 139| moderate in hope, and grieves moderately ~for the absence of the
 7   2, 139|    and these ~temperance uses moderately, according to the demands
 8   2, 147|      to men; if thou drink it moderately, thou shalt be ~sober."~
 9   2, 167|  adorn themselves soberly and moderately but to do so ~excessively,
10 Suppl, 4|      upon itself, ought to be moderately intense, so ought it to