Book, Paragraph

 1  II,  6|      what is best and right an extreme.~But not every action nor
 2  II,  6|  intermediate is in a sense an extreme, so too of the actions we
 3  II,  8|        opposed to all; for the extreme states are contrary both
 4  II,  8|        itself; for because one extreme is nearer and liker to the
 5  II,  9|        the mean is hard in the extreme, we must as a second best,
 6  II,  9| ourselves away to the contrary extreme; for we shall get into the
 7  IV,  3|     The proud man, then, is an extreme in respect of the greatness
 8   V,  5|       exchanged (otherwise one extreme will have both excesses),
 9 VII,  9|      be; but because the other extreme is seen in few people and
10  IX,  4|     and from the fact that the extreme of friendship is likened