Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |  entirely outside of the right path; for to those who are in
 2       1,  II    |      deviate from the straight path which would lead them to
 3       1,  VI    |  commonwealth, they closed the path to all the others who should
 4       1,  VI    | inhabitants in Sparta, and the path having been closed to those
 5       1,  XXVI  |      want to take up the first path of good, must, if he wants
 6       1,  XXVI  |     himself, follow the latter path of evil. But men take up
 7       1,  XXXIX |   Magistracy were remoted, the path for war would be removed:
 8       1,  XL    |       seek refuge. This is the path all those have taken who
 9       1,  XL    |       if Appius had taken this path, his tyranny would have
10       1,  LVIII |        be returned to the good path: [but] there is no one who
11       3,  XXI   |       he departs from the true path: the other who desires too
12       3,  XXI   |      And holding to the middle path cannot be done, because
13       3,  XXVIII|       return later to the true path.~
14       3,  XXXIII|        and shows them that the path to victory is easy, and
15       3,  XXXIX |    distance to reconnoiter the path of his departure, nor the