Chapter

 1 XI  |   would have had all persons burnt alive who refused to sacrifice.~
 2 XII |    part of the city might he burnt; for there were many and
 3 XIII|   was not only tortured, but burnt alive, in the forms of law;
 4 XIV |  some part of it having been burnt, the blame was laid on the
 5 XIV |   princes had well-nigh been burnt alive in their own palace.
 6 XIV |      he fled to escape being burnt alive.~
 7 XV  |     multitude, they were not burnt one after another, but a
 8 XXI | station were condemned to be burnt alive; and he began this
 9 XXI | condemnation, they should be burnt at a slow fire. They were
10 XXI |     funeral pile, and wholly burnt; their bones were gathered,
11 XLIX|    groans, like those of one burnt alive, did he breathe out