Book, Chapter

 1        4, LIV   |     burden, and others--those of wild animals? And he who saw
 2        4, LV    |          and after these, to the wild beasts of the earth after
 3        4, LXXV  |     superior to any weapon which wild beasts may seem to possess.
 4        4, LXXV  |          desire it, we keep such wild beasts shut up; and when
 5        4, LXXV  |         bears, and leopards, and wild boars, and such like, has
 6        4, LXXIX |         you the power to capture wild beasts, and to make your
 7        4, LXXIX | generally caught and devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts
 8        4, LXXIX |   devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts were very seldom
 9        4, LXXIX |          that although men catch wild beasts, and wild beasts
10        4, LXXIX |       men catch wild beasts, and wild beasts make prey of men,
11        4, LXXIX |      their safety from injury by wild beasts. But when Celsus
12        4, LXXIX |         captured and devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts
13        4, LXXIX |   devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts were never caught
14        4, LXXX  |         captured and devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts
15        4, LXXX  |   devoured by wild beasts, while wild beasts were very seldom
16        4, LXXX  |          rather subjected men to wild beasts." For God did not
17        4, LXXX  |       God did not subject men to wild beasts, but gave wild beasts
18        4, LXXX  |         to wild beasts, but gave wild beasts to be a prey to the
19        4, LXXX  |      means of protection against wild beasts, and of securing
20        5, XXX   |          into a land filled with wild beasts, and a sixth to a
21        7, LIII  |        Daniel delivered from the wild beasts, or any of a still
22        8, XXIX  |       flesh of an animal torn by wild beasts, and some other things
23        8, LXVIII|          of the most impious and wild barbarians." For if, in