Book, Chapter

1   II, 2 |     them contributions, they slay victims; and while they
2  III, 4 | poets, so these men mutually slay one another, so that no
3  III, 23|    being slain by the enemy, slay themselves, that by death
4   IV, 26|      He had enjoined them to slay a white lamb without spot,
5    V, 9 |   How much more so when they slay the righteous, and account
6    V, 20| gladiator, but that they may slay? what the poisoner, but
7   VI, 10|    nature, plunder, torture, slay, and banish. On account
8  VII, 17|      and shall overcome, and slay him, and shall suffer him
9  VII, 18|      him from the gods shall slay all the great kings andchief