Chapter

 1 II    |     exchanged thine honour for shame, and thy glorious estate
 2 II    |     thou proclaim the idols of shame and dishonour gods? Not
 3 VIII  | creation, and the being put to shame, and shame that hath no
 4 VIII  |        being put to shame, and shame that hath no ending. For,
 5 X     |      said, as she flew aloft, `Shame, sir, on thy fecklessness!
 6 X     |       ashamed with everlasting shame, ye that trust in graven
 7 XI    |       to repent, and purge the shame of our offences, and death
 8 XII   |         clad in the garment of shame, and bound under heavy burdens,
 9 XVIII |     about with the covering of shame? But be assured that my
10 XX    |     the world to come, and the shame of sinners in the depths
11 XXV   |   punishments and that galling shame -- time after time, were
12 XXVI  |        or fair, and thus bring shame on me to-day, speedily will
13 XXVII |     revealed and exposed their shame before all men. If the body
14 XXX   |   against himself, and to what shame he should be put, with the
15 XXXI  |      Chaldean race, have ye no shame to worship dead images,
16 XXXVI |       darkness and everlasting shame shall cover the sinners.
17 XXXVII|      them be driven and put to shame suddenly." ~Thus speaking,