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 1  5|      this religion? Whence this fear? What is this superstition?
 2  6|      trained by your parents to fear rather than to know with
 3  7|     delivered the city from the fear of the enemy. Witness the
 4  8|          DO NOT IN THE MEANTIME FEAR TO DIE.~"Therefore, since
 5  8|         gods, took away all the fear by which humanity is ruled,
 6  8|       torments, although they i fear those which are uncertain
 7  8|      and future; and while they fear to die after death, they
 8  8|        after death, they do not fear to die for the present:
 9  8|     deceitful hope soothe their fear with the solace of a revival.~
10 12|      which you both predict and fear. Where is that God who is
11 21|       to his mother, that under fear of his power there had been
12 22|       driven from Crete, by the fear of his raging son, had come
13 23|     their human condition. They fear that they may be made gods;
14 24|     scrape, and you protect and fear those whom you make; while
15 24|       know nothing of what they fear. Thus avarice has been consecrated
16 25| worshipped Cloacina; Hostilius, Fear and Pallor. Subsequently
17 27|        hatred of us by means of fear. For it is natural both
18 27|       both to hate one whom you fear, and to injure one whom
19 34|      Nor, as you believe, do we fear any loss from sepulture,
20 37|         Are you a king? Yet you fear as much as you are feared;
21 38|          is not a confession of fear, but an assertion of our