Book, Chapter

1    I, pref|        on account of its natural severity, which the nature of men
2    I, 1   |          their wickedness with a severity proportioned to its tardiness;
3    I, 21  |       punished with the greatest severity. What, moreover, do the
4  III, 23  | protection, either to endure the severity of the seasons or to ward
5    V, 1   |     subtlety in arguing, nor any severity at all for refuting?~
6    V, 11  |      also in proportion to their severity would not produce greater
7    V, 14  |     overcome by fear of death or severity of pain, commit any injustice.
8   VI, 14  |         attack it, is obstinacy. Severity also, unless it restrain