Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |         appetite for the food of wild beasts, when it has precluded
 2    I, 11|        following for guides some wild asses, which they supposed
 3    I, 14|        skin, flayed of course by wild beasts, against which he
 4    I, 15|          cold and hunger, and to wild beasts, or else you get
 5    I, 18|       nor your crosses, nor your wild beasts, nor fire, nor tortures,
 6    I, 18| precedent; a queen of Egypt used wild beasts of her own (to accomplish
 7    I, 18|        makes her death famous by wild beasts, it cannot but be
 8    I, 18|        accord that you encounter wild beasts day after day in
 9   II, 8 |        had begun to worship both wild animals and human beings,
10   II, 14|         his valour in destroying wild beasts with intrepidity,