Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |        time he lived. He also, excited by rage and madness, slew
 2    I, 10| twin-brothers. For Idas, being excited with jealousy on account
 3    I, 20|   recognising their wives, and excited to passion by the sight,
 4    I, 23|  exposed false things, will be excited to the knowledge of the
 5  III, 17|    good; because, as he is not excited with anger, so he is not
 6   IV, 16|       and priests of the Jews, excited with anger because they
 7   IV, 23|     covet, you forbid me to be excited by desire, you forbid me
 8   IV, 27|    minds of men which had been excited and maddened by their dreadful
 9   IV, 27|       demons? Behold, some one excited by the impulse of the demon
10   VI, 16|       nor to desire, nor to be excited by lust; but to be passionate,
11   VI, 18|     nature, so that we are not excited at all; before, however,
12   VI, 19| against enemies unless he were excited by anger; by which they
13   VI, 20|        disgraceful actions are excited by no other enticements
14   VI, 20|      lust, which is especially excited by seeing; and every one
15  VII, 10|       for a time; for they are excited for the present. The impetuosity