Chapter

 1 VII  |     evil, and was stirred up by madness to the desire to take up
 2 VII  |         and miracles), in their madness forgetting all, condemned
 3 XXIII|     could scarcely restrain his madness, and order the tormentors
 4 XXIV |        the extreme of folly and madness? When was there ever heard
 5 XXIV |        gave thee, hath made thy madness to fall upon mine own pate.
 6 XXIV | simplicity, nay, what folly and madness it is to choose the corruptible
 7 XXVII|        by Rhea, and in a fit of madness ate his own children. And
 8 XXVII|    Didst thou, O king, ever see madness greater than this? They
 9 XXVII|         and were defiled in all madness and lasciviousness worse
10 XXXI |         new name worthy of such madness. Thy stone god is broken
11 XXXI |         thee. This is downright madness. Being a man, thou hast
12 XXXI |         Your deeds are deeds of madness and not of piety. Your man
13 XXXII|         little above this great madness have said, with more truth,