Book, Paragraph

 1 III,  7 |     middle, which is the right, position; and rash men are precipitate,
 2 III,  11| temperate man occupies a middle position with regard to these objects.
 3  IV,  2 |     whole city or the people of position in it, and also the receiving
 4  IV,  3 |       gods, and which people of position most aim at, and which is
 5  IV,  3 |      for they are in a superior position, and everything that has
 6  IV,  3 |   towards people who enjoy high position and good fortune, but unassuming
 7  IV,  5 |       good temper in the middle position, though it inclines towards
 8   V,  5 |     cana not do so, think their position mere slavery-or good for
 9 VII,  3 |         the universal term, the position that Socrates sought to
10 VII,  8 |         repent. This is why the position is not as it was expressed
11 VIII,  8|         a friend in an inferior position, or pretends to be such
12  IX,  7 |   because the latter are in the position of debtors and the former
13  IX,  7 |      children. This is what the position of benefactors is like;