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 1    I, 1 |     deadly superstitions and most disgraceful errors. And we now commence
 2    I, 17|      CONCERNING THE HARDSHIPS AND DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF THE GODS.~On
 3    I, 20|         And because this appeared disgraceful to the senate, in order
 4    I, 20|          to be mocked by the most disgraceful names? Who would not laugh
 5    I, 21|          What is baser, what more disgraceful, than if Vesta is indebted
 6  III, 8 |          is judged to be base and disgraceful by the foolish? And since
 7  III, 17|           was an advocate of most disgraceful pleasure, and said that
 8  III, 17|           thus he who hears these disgraceful things, will neither think
 9  III, 22|  accustomed to be judged base and disgraceful begin to be accounted honourable
10  III, 29|        the contrary breath. It is disgraceful, therefore, for a man of
11   IV, 26|           insatiable pleasures to disgraceful deeds, and affect with an
12    V, 8 |           seek for herself a most disgraceful mode of sustenance; since
13    V, 21|   Egyptians, who worship the most disgraceful figures of beasts and cattle,
14   VI, 5 |       will suffer, or do anything disgraceful. Therefore all crimes and
15   VI, 5 |          Therefore all crimes and disgraceful actions will be taken away
16   VI, 6 |        property on superfluous or disgraceful objects. Some one will perhaps
17   VI, 7 |         might despise as evil and disgraceful, that, turning away from
18   VI, 18|       might append vice as a most disgraceful tail to a good man and might
19   VI, 19|         will break out into every disgraceful and daring action. Therefore,
20   VI, 20| debaucheries, and adulteries, and disgraceful actions are excited by no
21   VI, 20|    composed the accounts of these disgraceful actions, the more do they
22   VI, 20|           unchaste women by their disgraceful gestures. Why should I speak
23   VI, 24|        things which are wrong and disgraceful; and he who obeys this most
24  VII, 17|        king will not only be most disgraceful in himself, but he will