Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |          was he by whom Argus was slain, and that on this account
 2    I, 15|           the suspicion of having slain the king.~
 3    I, 17|         was struck by a boar, and slain, while yet a boy. And she
 4    I, 18|         cast down, plundered, and slain, so much the more noble
 5    I, 18|        with blood. If any one has slain a single man, he is regarded
 6    I, 21|         not indeed that a man was slain at the altar, but that he
 7    I, 21|           not even Agathocles had slain when victorious? From this
 8    I, 21|         he saw that his oxen were slain, avenged the injury with
 9   II, 8 |           a fleet, was afterwards slain at the same place by the
10   II, 17| consecrated; herds of victims are slain; and when all these things
11   II, 17|         Paulus, who was innocent, slain? Assuredly nothing then
12  III, 17|           especially overcome and slain. But that which especially
13  III, 23|        who, through fear of being slain by the enemy, slay themselves,
14   IV, 11|     thrown down Thine altars, and slain Thy prophets with the sword;
15   IV, 20|   devouring to my heirs, who have slain me as the flock. It hath
16   IV, 26|        just, and holy, who, being slain by the same Jews, is the
17    V, 10|         his power alive should be slain in the place of cattle?
18    V, 11|           to boast that they have slain none of the innocent,--for
19    V, 13|        whom gave himself up to be slain by the enemy, because he
20    V, 17|          he spare him so as to be slain himself, or will he throw
21    V, 19|         choose to be tortured and slain, rather than to take incense
22   VI, 4 |        prey, you yourself will be slain or taken prisoner; to prevent
23   VI, 20|       justly condemned, should be slain in his sight, pollutes his
24   VI, 20|         one of the two is quickly slain; and as though they thirsted
25  VII, 12|           sword. But they who are slain by disease are longer in
26  VII, 14|          men, or because they had slain savage beasts. How far these
27  VII, 17|         or, being seized, will be slain with studied tortures. He
28  VII, 19|       mountain, and they shall be slain from the third hour until
29  VII, 19|      battle, all the wicked being slain, subdued, and captured,
30  VII, 22|         For in this world men are slain by violence, by the sword,