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 1    I, 21|    the Latins free from this cruelty, since Jupiter Latialis
 2   II, 4 |      and arrested; and their cruelty is instigated not so much
 3    V, 2 |  particular, in which odious cruelty raged. O philosopher, a
 4    V, 9 |    determined to carry their cruelty to the utmost, nothing more
 5    V, 9 | those whom they hate, unless cruelty also mocks their bodies.
 6    V, 11|                   XI. OF THE CRUELTY OF THE HEATHENS AGAINST
 7    V, 11|     befittingly describe the cruelty of this beast, which reclines
 8    V, 11| infinite, so varied kinds of cruelty? For, having gained power,
 9    V, 12|    teachers of injustice and cruelty, wish to appear just and
10    V, 12|   should they rage with such cruelty, unless it is that they
11    V, 20|    violence, or justice with cruelty. But with good reason they
12    V, 20|  death, but by dying; not by cruelty, but by patient endurance;
13    V, 22|      them, and they exercise cruelty, with all the violence which
14    V, 23|      gods by their hatred of cruelty. For who would not shrink
15   VI, 4 |   with these also injustice, cruelty, pride, perfidy, lust, avarice,
16   VI, 14|   the guilty, becomes savage cruelty. Therefore they say, that
17   VI, 17|   torturers themselves, when cruelty was overcome by patience.