Chapter

 1 20|      siege. Tullus Hostilius made Fear and Pallor gods. Mind is
 2 25|       they abase their souls with fear of the gods, and weigh and
 3 25|   understand how foolish it is to fear those things which you have
 4 30|      wisdom is human, I shall not fear to contend with them, that
 5 46|        thine eyes, and thou shall fear day and night, and shall
 6 47|   disciples, who had fled through fear; and having given them commands
 7 50|        inflamed with lust, not to fear pain, to despise death.
 8 54|           In short, some, through fear of torments, or overcome
 9 59|           God as a parent, and to fear Him as a master, to love
10 59|       that is, love combined with fear. The second duty of justice
11 59| themselves from injuries. But the fear of laws did not suppress
12 61|      discipline of subjects, that fear may suppress licentiousness
13 66|         rites of the heathens, no fear, no terror should turn us
14 71|        wanting to men for causing fear. Comets will frequently
15 71|        there will be no rest from fear, no sleep for a respite.