Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVIII |     means would be either a most cruel enterprise or entirely impossible;
 2       1,  XXVI  |           These methods are most cruel and hostile to every system
 3       1,  XL    |      that time been held to be a cruel persecutor of the Plebs.
 4       1,  XLVII |      noise, calling him haughty, cruel and arrogant: but when Pacovius
 5       2,  VIII  |         This kind of war is most cruel and most frightful. And
 6       3,  V     |     having filled Rome with such cruel and haughty examples of
 7       3,  XIX   |           Appius, because he was cruel and rude in commanding,
 8       3,  XIX   |        than haughty, gentle than cruel, when governing a multitude.
 9       3,  XXI   |       his being held unmerciful, cruel, and a breaker of the faith;
10       3,  XXVIII| reasonably condemned, may become cruel, and very dangerous to a
11       3,  XXXII |        against the Carthaginians cruel and obstinate.~
12       3,  XLI   |          nor what is merciful or cruel, nor what is praiseworthy