Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|         they destroyed tender and innocent lives, at an age which is
 2   II, 17|           why was Paulus, who was innocent, slain? Assuredly nothing
 3  III, 17|          by, and strikes dead the innocent and unoffending."~But if
 4  III, 18| equanimity, since the death of an innocent person cannot be unavenged,
 5  III, 26|      shall be just, and wise, and innocent for by one laver all his
 6  III, 29|           accused fortune, who is innocent: for although she has some
 7   IV, 18|         laws. And although He was innocent, and undeserving of that
 8   IV, 18|        righteous, and condemn the innocent blood; and the Lord is become
 9   IV, 18|          devices; I was led as an innocent lamb to the sacrifice; they
10   IV, 26|     without spot; that is, He was innocent, and just, and holy, who,
11    V, 1 |           they plainly know to be innocent, they are unwilling to be
12    V, 1 |     stained with the blood of the innocent, and they tear away with
13    V, 5 |        using violence against the innocent. Perhaps Jupiter may have
14    V, 9 |          those who are of all men innocent. Therefore most wicked men
15    V, 9 |         wet with the blood of the innocent. What must we say is especially
16    V, 9 |           him whom you know to be innocent. Thus no sense of shame
17    V, 9 |         bribe, either destroy the innocent or set free the guilty without
18    V, 11|       they have slain none of the innocent,--for I myself have heard
19    V, 12|        fiercely raged against the innocent; and though they are teachers
20    V, 15|          he who has been good and innocent; no one is most renowned,
21    V, 18|            that this one just and innocent soul may be freed from danger,
22    V, 20|      inflict on the bodies of the innocent such things, as neither
23    V, 20|           mind, a pure breast, an innocent life: those rites are frequented
24    V, 22|        cause of anger against the innocent; but those contaminated
25    V, 24|           have tormented just and innocent souls, without the commission
26   VI, 12|        feed wild beasts; bury the innocent dead with that from which
27   VI, 20|        they do not spare even the innocent, but practise upon all that
28   VI, 20|       hands, deprive souls as yet innocent and simple of the light
29   VI, 20|            Can they be considered innocent who expose their own offspring
30   VI, 24|      gentleness of spirit, and an innocent life, and good actions.
31   VI, 25|      arises from the slaughter of innocent animals?--but with a pure