Book, Chapter

 1    V, 6 |       Or what stranger would he spare who had not even spared
 2    V, 9 |        because they by no means spare their body; as though anything
 3    V, 9 |       religion; who do not even spare their own life, but sell
 4    V, 10|        dawning day,"~he did not spare them,~"Live fury kindling
 5    V, 10|      Bellona? or how shall they spare their parents who worship
 6    V, 10|       father? or how shall they spare their own infants who worship
 7    V, 17|       man on horseback, will he spare him so as to be slain himself,
 8    V, 18|        It is folly, he says, to spare the life of another in a
 9    V, 18|        a fool who does not even spare himself to prevent injury
10   VI, 17|     taught, we must by no means spare our property that we may
11   VI, 20| humanity. Therefore they do not spare even the innocent, but practise
12  VII, 3 |         enough, if God does not spare His own members, unless