Book, Chapter

 1   II, 8 | slave under the furca in the middle of the circus, and had led
 2  III, 6 |     For it is something of a middle character which belongs
 3  III, 6 | there would be placed in the middle that which might guide them
 4  III, 24|      bodies are borne to the middle, and that they are all joined
 5  III, 24|  joined together towards the middle, as we see spokes in a wheel;
 6  III, 24|      are borne away from the middle, so as to seek the heaven.
 7   IV, 13|      father, that, bearing a middle substance between God and
 8   IV, 25|     man, being placed in the middle between God and man. From
 9    V, 17|   there is no witness in the middle of the sea? If he is wise,
10   VI, 6 |    constant practice of the 'middle duties,' they bore a certain
11  VII, 5 |  were unable to exist in the middle void, the weight and gravity
12  VII, 19|   send a deliverer. Then the middle of the heaven shall be laid
13  VII, 19|     company of angels to the middle of the earth, and there
14  VII, 20|     passions, have a kind of middle nature, between that of
15  VII, 24|      shall be planted in the middle of the earth, in which God