Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |     brave man who is temperate, moderate, and just. But if any one
 2    I, 23|          that it may not exceed moderate limits. For those things
 3   II, 9 |        his power is limited and moderate; but God produces His works
 4  III, 1 |       it with equanimity that a moderate degree of talent has been
 5  III, 1 |         overcome by pleaders of moderate ability, because the power
 6  III, 8 |     attain even to a common and moderate good except by labour, since
 7  III, 26|         will crush the desires, moderate the anger, and restrain
 8   VI, 1 |   preceding books, as far as my moderate talent permitted, I defended
 9   VI, 6 |         riches,--that is, to be moderate in living, not to make costly
10   VI, 16|       we must be free even from moderate vices; yea, rather, it ought
11   VI, 16| unlawful object, although it be moderate, yet it is a great vice.