Book, Chapter

 1        2, XII   |   produced in the minds of the victims of his deceit that feeling
 2        3, XXXII |      who break the legs of the victims, and who do so in order
 3        5, XX    |  bellowings from the voices of victims within, unchanged from those
 4        7, V     |        delight in the blood of victims, and in the smoke odour
 5        7, VI    |      men, as on account of the victims which he sacrificed to him
 6        7, XXVI  |     temple by the sacrifice of victims, and other ceremonies which
 7        7, XXXV  |        and smoke, and odour of victims, and shut up by their base
 8        7, LXIV  |       the smoke of sacrificial victims. But Christians and Jews
 9        8, XX    |       the fat and blood of the victims; nor, finally, between the
10        8, XXVIII| fathers they abstain from such victims, they must also abstain
11        8, XXVIII|        abstaining from certain victims, in accordance with the
12        8, XXX   |    that we refrain from eating victims offered to those called
13        8, XXXI  |      of what are called sacred victims, and when he drinks the
14        8, XLV   |      consulted the sacrificial victims?--and all the knowledge
15        8, XLV   |       others having become the victims of incurable maladies! Yea,
16        8, LXIII |      in the blood and smoke of victims; although, by the force