Chapter

 1 V     |   short, shed much righteous blood. But God punished him in
 2 VII   |      their prices. Then much blood was shed for the veriest
 3 VII   | rapine without also shedding blood.~
 4 VIII  |      treasury, delighting in blood, overflowed with ill-gotten
 5 IX    |  savageness foreign to Roman blood; and no wonder, for his
 6 IX    |    defile his hands with the blood of the just; and what cause
 7 XI    |    world and to shed so much blood; that the Christians were
 8 XXI   |     of the effusion of human blood. Men of private station
 9 XXXIII| again; a vein burst, and the blood flowed in such quantity
10 XXXIII|    to endanger his life. The blood, however, was stopped, although
11 XXXIII|     received a hurt, and the blood streamed more abundantly