Book, Chapter

1   II, 4 |       Caius Verres on their own behalf. But, it will be urged,
2    V, 3 |      even by death undergone in behalf of their countrymen, do
3    V, 15| arguments which were alleged in behalf of justice, that he might
4    V, 17|         Furius, and speaking in behalf of justice, he passed them
5   VI, 2 |     duty, than a long speech in behalf of a seditious man Cornelius.
6   VI, 12|        from undergoing death in behalf of justice and faith, but
7  VII, 5 |    neither torture nor death in behalf of the faith, since we are
8  VII, 12|    which have been discussed in behalf of falsehood against falsehood;