Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |       most cruelly tortured and slew them. They, therefore, who
 2    I, 9 | deprived her of her belt; if he slew savage horses together with
 3    I, 9 |    excited by rage and madness, slew his wife, together with
 4    I, 10|      and while engaged in play, slew him. Mars, when guilty of
 5    I, 14|      first born to Saturn, they slew him. Afterwards twins were
 6    I, 21|       contest, was enraged, and slew the victor. This truly is
 7   IV, 11|  upbraided for their sins, they slew the prophets themselves
 8   IV, 11|         behind their backs, and slew Thy prophets which testified
 9   IV, 11|      whom the Jews most cruelly slew, cutting him asunder with
10    V, 10|      owned their plea,"~and yet slew them? For, though adjured
11    V, 10|        means pious who not only slew the unresisting, but even