Book, Chapter

 1   II, 2 |     own accord to hell, and condemn yourselves to death; for
 2   II, 3 |     very objects which they condemn? Cicero was well aware that
 3  III, 19|    fare ill. Therefore they condemn the whole of life, and consider
 4   IV, 16|  prove his patience; let us condemn him to a shameful death.
 5   IV, 18|  they conspired together to condemn their God. And though He
 6   IV, 18|  soul of the righteous, and condemn the innocent blood; and
 7    V, 1 |  nature, that he should not condemn before that he knows the
 8    V, 1 |   they eagerly endeavour to condemn as guilty those whom they
 9    V, 1 |    they should be unable to condemn. And therefore they torture,
10    V, 9 |     acts of those whom they condemn as impious, they would now
11    V, 20|    memory of the dead, will condemn them, and seek for some
12  VII, 7 |   devoted themselves to it, condemn all others as false and
13  VII, 19| them with their crimes, and condemn them, and consign them to