Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |  books for the three hundred pieces of gold: and the number
 2    I, 17|   her lover, who was torn to pieces by his madened horses, called
 3    I, 22|    was lacerated and torn in pieces; and he lived about the
 4   II, 4 |    often apt to be broken to pieces, when houses fall through
 5   IV, 12|   level; and I will break in pieces the gates of brass, and
 6   IV, 15|   Himself broke the bread in pieces, and divided the flesh of
 7   IV, 21| polluted, their sons torn in pieces, their little ones dashed
 8    V, 9 |  than to torture and tear in pieces him whom you know to be
 9    V, 11| world, and not only tears in pieces the limbs of men, but also
10   VI, 11|  rate they decay and fall to pieces by mere length of time.
11  VII, 16|  will lay waste and break in pieces and consume all things.
12  VII, 19|   But mortals shall break in pieces the images and all the wealth."~