Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |    so many loaves steeped in blood; so many extinctions of
 2    I, 7 |     broken and dipped in his blood; you also want candles,
 3    I, 7 |    any rate, catch its fresh blood in which to steep your bread;
 4    I, 10|   over the spilling of human blood, (and) over those filthy
 5    I, 15|    own transactions in human blood and infanticide have faded
 6    I, 15|      trifle to lick up human blood, when you draw out the blood
 7    I, 15| blood, when you draw out the blood which was destined to live?
 8    I, 16|     to produce confusions of blood and complications of natural
 9    I, 17|   from our body: no Caesar's blood has ever fixed a stain upon
10    I, 17|     fail to wash away (their blood) in the waters of their