Book, Paragraph

1 III,  20|     and sexes, is the first affront which you, noble advocates
2  VI,   3|     then, the very greatest affront to hold the gods kept fast
3  VI,   6| gods, or that an inexpiable affront is cast upon the deities,
4  VI,  21|   and merited vengeance the affront of stripping his face of
5 VII,  17|    rather a most outrageous affront, when the swallows slew