Book, Paragraph

 1   2, 21|        the best of Philosophers, dared with ungodly  ./. mouth
 2   3, 20|         they became changed, and dared to contend with God, and
 3   3, 26|      vengeance against those who dared to oppose Him, that, upon
 4   4, 17| vengeance on the generation that dared to do all this: and, upon
 5   4, 18|        was the sin in which they dared to persist against our Saviour.
 6   4, 21|   impetuosity and necessity, and dared to do that which was contrary
 7   5, 9 |       many things which the many dared to do; either, that they
 8   5, 17|         did so project; still he dared not to advance this. But,
 9   5, 17|     advance this. But, if one so dared; still he brought not the
10   5, 17|          God. How then have they dared so (to advance) such things
11   5, 32|       with the love of money, -- dared to deliver Him up to (His)
12   5, 43|          became a stone, when he dared to give the kiss -- the
13   5, 43|       betrayal? And, that he who dared to strike Him on the cheek,