Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |         who overcomes the violent wild beast shut up within himself,
 2    I, 18|        gods from the slaughter of wild beasts, than approve of
 3  III, 8 |          the peculiar property of wild beasts, horns of cattle,
 4  III, 23|    themselves after the manner of wild beasts. Nor is his madness
 5    V, 9 |          justice, men who surpass wild beasts in ferocity, who
 6    V, 11| bloodthirsty? For the fury of all wild beasts rages until their
 7    V, 11|  embattled field."~"Dire agonies, wild terrors swarm,~And Death
 8   VI, 10|   together was not the tearing of wild beasts, but rather the very
 9   VI, 10|           but after the manner of wild beasts. But if this cannot
10   VI, 12|          that from which you feed wild beasts; bury the innocent
11   VI, 15|       from serpents, or rage from wild beasts, or gentleness from
12   VI, 18|      their horn; and serpents and wild beasts, unless you pursue
13   VI, 19|          what more resembling the wild beasts, than that animal
14  VII, 12|          a sheep, at another in a wild beast, at another in a bird;