Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V    |   but urged on by the same fury they began in time to idolize
 2       1,  XXVII|  And thus, brought by that fury which governed all his actions,
 3       1,  LIV  |   had not restrained their fury.~
 4       2,  XVII |    stop them; and thus the fury of the Ultramontanes in
 5       2,  XXIV |  arms: if you disarm them, fury will serve as arms: if you
 6       3,  IX   |  with impetuosity and with fury, and because the times well
 7       3,  XII  |   began to fight with such fury that they killed Manlius,
 8       3,  XIV  |  others followed with such fury, that they were routed by
 9       3,  XXXVI|  anything outside of their fury in which to confide, they
10       3,  XLV  |  TO ASSAULT HIM FIRST WITH FURY~The Roman Consuls, Decius
11       3,  XLV  | more useful, reserving his fury for the last when the enemy