Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        men, and all the race of beasts, each at its birth, derive
 2    I, 18|      origin to the slaughter of beasts. But this, perchance, may
 3    I, 18|      from the slaughter of wild beasts, than approve of an immortality
 4    I, 21| brutality the savageness of all beasts, which--savage as they are--
 5   II, 3 |    thealtars with much blood of beasts, and to offer vow after
 6   II, 3 |  difference between men and the beasts consists in religion. But
 7   II, 6 |      And if man, then also both beasts of burden and cattle, and
 8   II, 6 |          and the other kinds of beasts and of birds, and fishes,
 9   II, 11|         whence they were called beasts of burthen. And thus, when
10   II, 19|         after the manner of the beasts, but rather standing and
11  III, 8 |       peculiar property of wild beasts, horns of cattle, and wings
12  III, 8 | dispute--common to man with the beasts. For goods belonging to
13  III, 11|     common also to man with the beasts, and has not the force of
14  III, 17|         be torn by the teeth of beasts. These are the things which
15  III, 23|        after the manner of wild beasts. Nor is his madness less
16    V, 9 |   justice, men who surpass wild beasts in ferocity, who lay waste
17    V, 9 |         which, like the jaws of beasts, is wet with the blood of
18    V, 11|    spoken of by the prophets as beasts. Therefore it is excellently
19    V, 11|      with disdain the bodies of beasts, though they are themselves
20    V, 11|         Hyrcania ever nourished beasts so. savage and so bloodthirsty?
21    V, 11|        For the fury of all wild beasts rages until their appetite
22    V, 21|     most disgraceful figures of beasts and cattle, and adore as
23   VI, 2 |        shedding of the blood of beasts, with which they stain their
24   VI, 10|       to be accounted as savage beasts who injure man; who, in
25   VI, 10|   dwellings, were a prey to the beasts and stronger animals. Then,
26   VI, 10|       were not safe against the beasts, they began also to build
27   VI, 10|       incursions and attacks of beasts, not by fighting, but by
28   VI, 10|   method of speech, had not the beasts devoured them! These things
29   VI, 10|         not the tearing of wild beasts, but rather the very feeling
30   VI, 10|        after the manner of wild beasts. But if this cannot be done,
31   VI, 12|        lie exposed as a prey to beasts and birds, but we will restore
32   VI, 12|         from which you purchase beasts; maintain the poor with
33   VI, 12|        from which you feed wild beasts; bury the innocent dead
34   VI, 12|      wickedness, who fight with beasts, and to equip them for crimes?
35   VI, 15|     serpents, or rage from wild beasts, or gentleness from cattle.
36   VI, 18|     horn; and serpents and wild beasts, unless you pursue them
37   VI, 19|        more resembling the wild beasts, than that animal which
38  VII, 14|   because they had slain savage beasts. How far these things were
39  VII, 16|        account of these things, beasts shall fail on the land,
40  VII, 24|     error. Throughout this time beasts shall not be nourished by