Book, Chapter

 1  III, 23|         at least the madness and fury of Tuditanus; scatter abroad
 2  III, 26|     cruel and bloodthirsty: that fury shall presently be changed
 3   IV, 17| foreskins of your heart, lest my fury come forth like fire, and
 4    V, 9 |         been maddened not by the fury of hunger, but of the heart;
 5    V, 10|        did not spare them,~"Live fury kindling every vein"~What!
 6    V, 11|         so bloodthirsty? For the fury of all wild beasts rages
 7    V, 11|       What brutality is it, what fury, what madness, to deny light
 8    V, 11|       the ministers of another's fury, the satellites of an impious
 9    V, 13|        are blinded by malice and fury, that they cannot see; and
10    V, 22|         a blind and unreasonable fury, which we see, but of which
11    V, 22|       them in their ignorance to fury. For these, as long as there
12   VI, 18|        by a blind and irrational fury, and endeavour to retaliate