Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|     owed their origin to the slaughter of beasts. But this, perchance,
 2    I, 18|     themselves gods from the slaughter of wild beasts, than approve
 3    I, 21|     name of sacrifice to the slaughter of their own children, that
 4   IV, 18|    was led as a sheep to the slaughter; and as a lamb before the
 5    V, 10|      prisoners, designed~For slaughter o'er the flames."~What can
 6    V, 10| sending the men in chains to slaughter, did he say,~"Fain would
 7    V, 11|      alone~"With rivulets of slaughter reeks~The stern embattled
 8    V, 11|  offices: some were swift to slaughter, as an individual in Phrygia,
 9    V, 18|   not only himself to commit slaughter, but to be present with
10   VI, 15|     banishment or most cruel slaughter of neighbours, friends,
11   VI, 20|     they have learned in the slaughter of the wicked. It is not
12   VI, 25|     pleasure arises from the slaughter of innocent animals?--but