Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|     an ambush for Jupiter to kill him; that Jupiter, having
 2  III, 8 |       they lie in wait, they kill; and that which is especially
 3    V, 9 |  come, when they torture and kill those whom they themselves
 4    V, 9 |       and think it little to kill those whom they hate, unless
 5    V, 9 |    secretly mix poisons; who kill their wives that they may
 6    V, 13|      enemy whom he wished to kill, and by that punishment
 7   VI, 15|   the heart, it is easier to kill the animal itself than to
 8   VI, 18|     pursue them that you may kill them, give no trouble. And
 9   VI, 20|   For when God forbids us to kill, He not only prohibits us
10   VI, 20|     depends upon themselves, kill them in a more cruel manner
11   VI, 20| wicked to expose as it is to kill. But truly parricides complain