Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|      immortality so stained with blood. If any one has slain a
 2    I, 18|        has inundated plains with blood, and infected rivers, is
 3    I, 21|      Hesus and Teutas with human blood. Nor, indeed, were the Latins
 4    I, 21|       with the offering of human blood. What benefit do they who
 5    I, 21|          offsprings not with the blood of another victim, but with
 6   II, 3 |     sprinkle thealtars with much blood of beasts, and to offer
 7   II, 13|          that of moisture in the blood, that of air in the breath,
 8   II, 13|        heat. But neither can the blood be separated from the body,
 9   IV, 18|         purified themselves from blood, and put their hopes in
10   IV, 18|         and condemn the innocent blood; and the Lord is become
11   IV, 26|        their thresholds with the blood of a lamb. For when God
12   IV, 26|       thresholds a mark from its blood. And thus, when the first-born
13   IV, 26|         saved by the sign of the blood: not that the blood of a
14   IV, 26|          the blood: not that the blood of a sheep had such efficacy
15   IV, 26|      cross, on which He shed His blood. For the forehead is the
16   IV, 26|          the wood sprinkled with blood is the emblem of the cross.
17   IV, 26|      sign of the true and divine blood, I will show in the last
18    V, 1 |        they are stained with the blood of the innocent, and they
19    V, 1 |         would more readily drink blood than imbibe the words of
20    V, 5 |       from the shedding of human blood.~
21    V, 8 |         that they are related by blood, and that they are all subject
22    V, 9 |       than the shedding of human blood? How much more so when they
23    V, 9 |          beasts, is wet with the blood of the innocent. What must
24    V, 9 |         though they thirsted for blood; and they call them desperate,
25    V, 9 |       from the shedding of human blood; whereas, if they would
26    V, 10|        to feed the fire with the blood of men as with oil? But
27    V, 10|     abstain from the shedding of blood who worship bloodthirsty
28    V, 11|        other tortures, and fresh blood be supplied for punishment.
29    V, 18|        merchandise or with human blood, who does not know how to
30    V, 20|         else is required but the blood of animals, and the smoke
31    V, 21|          with groaning, and with blood flowing from all the limbs.
32   VI, 1 |      temples and altars with the blood of victims, if they have
33   VI, 2 |        be in the shedding of the blood of beasts, with which they
34   VI, 4 |       expeditions, must shed our blood to the uttermost; in short,
35   VI, 10|   created, we are plainly of one blood; and therefore it must be
36   VI, 18|         but only the shedding of blood. Great, therefore, is the
37   VI, 20|      these sports in which human blood is shed. So far has the
38   VI, 20|          they thirsted for human blood, they hate delays. They
39   VI, 20|      they would abstain from the blood of others who do not abstain
40   VI, 20|       the conscience, since that blood is offered for the gratification
41   VI, 24|         animal, nor of death and blood, but of man and life. And
42   VI, 24|       and cannot be defiled with blood, there is placed righteousness,
43  VII, 1 |      moreover sprinkled with the blood of the Holy One, they were
44  VII, 6 |        odour of incense, and the blood of cattle? Which things
45  VII, 12| contained in the material of the blood, as light is in the oil,
46  VII, 15|         and will be covered with blood as if with a river. Then
47  VII, 16|     waters shall be changed into blood or bitterness. On account
48  VII, 16|        overspread with perpetual blood, will go through extraordinary
49  VII, 17|       will turn their water into blood, and torment them with thirst
50  VII, 19|      hour until the evening, and blood shall flow like a torrent;
51  VII, 24|        shall not be nourished by blood, nor birds by prey; but