Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |  not evil in ~the dog to be fierce, as Dionysius observes (
 2   1, 64 |  not evil in ~the dog to be fierce, as Dionysius observes (
 3   1, 95 | those animals which now are fierce ~and kill others, would,
 4   2, 48 |  takes fire, the eyes grow ~fierce, they that are well known
 5   2, 48 |   takes fire, the eyes grow fierce." Consequently ~anger may
 6   2, 102|      because ~such are very fierce and their flesh is very
 7   2, 152|  sensuous ~pleasure is most fierce in lust." Therefore it seems
 8   2, 156|  should not be immoderately fierce, neither internally nor
 9   3, 44 |       Though that crowd was fierce in hate and ~terrible with
10   3, 84 |    will turn away ~from His fierce anger, and we shall not